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Forced Landscape

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Student:Pouria Zoughi S3248961

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Contents

Film:The Void 3 Site: 4 Movie Link: 4 Snapshots: 5

The Event Diagram 9 Development: 9-25 Event Digram: 25-42

Forced Landscape Development: 43-52

The Alienator: 52-70

Cast of a laneway: 70-75

Film:The Void


Site:

Main Film Link:

http://vimeo.com/27023953user7931336/thevoid

(Please Watch with sound on and in a quiet space)

An Urban Left over,Located in North Melbourne,the site is situated in between a series of warehouses and a trainstaion and train lines,the west link also covers the site intresting points about the site are to point out a few,are its gigantic size,alienating qualities,isolation and the fact that the urban space around it has grown over it.



The Film was shot using 2 differrent cameras for sta-ble and moving parts,The sound of the film was also recorderd seperatly using sereo sonic sound recorders in order to give th viewer a more realistic experience of the space.


The Space that the moviewas shot in was majes-tic and grand to the ex-

tent that it alienated any intruder,walking through the space one could see a variety of objects,but

all being very alien to the space.



TheEvent Diagram




Rachel WhitereadResearch


Gordon Matta ClarkResearch





Differrent Methods of

Casting the Space







Capturing the qualtities of the space through the pro-cess of building and materi-

alization





















TheForced Landscape






Mosquitos By Kaplan and KruegerResearch





Isolation

Distance

Relativity of size

Point of refrence

The relative location of viewer to the viewed objects.

The Alienator



Normal Field of View

Field of ViewAlienator

Field of ViewAlienator












Isolating the viewer from its sorroundings using in both terms of whats seen and

whats heard using the gas mask(As an object that has

been designed to isolate peo-ple from their sorroundings

and the vice vers monoculars.


Distancing the viewer from the subject and placing

him(her) in a virtual Tunnel.


Making the Viewer Very small compared to the object that is being viewed.

Alienating the Viewer by re-moving his(hers)sense of

scale


Loosing the sense of scale by having no refrence



The relativity of the viewers Location and size to the the viewed objects



Lane Way CastCasting Manchester Laned

with Voids Inside1-Tunnel View

2-Loosing the sense of scaleputting the viewer in a

virtual reality

3-Virtually reducing the size of the viewer to the viewed objects




The End

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