Julia Wilson

Sunday, September 9, 2007

Charles Darwin's room is based upon his idea of human evolution towards perfection. Therefore I revolved the room around a series of three growing cubes. Two ramps divide the room into two levels. The room is fairly dark with dominant textured feature wall that continues to the ceiling. The texture used transends the idea of the cube.

Florence Nightingale's space consists of a ramp that twists around in a series of narrow corridors with blue lighting that leads to the open outdoor space where she can connect with god. The small slits in the walls exposing small views of outside this leads the client around to the next room. The textured walls add a humanistic atmosphere to the space.

This is the hallway where the two clients meet. The high ceiling is lit by bright coloured lights relates to both Darwin and Nightingale's religious beliefs.

Electroliquid Aggregation

I believe that man in the distant future will be a far more perfect creature than he is now and believe that then the idea of war will be history. Until then though I stand at the alter of murdered men in the light of god and fight their cause.