View conveying the overall structure of the two studios within the crysis environment:
The Electroliquid Aggregation used for this model combines Maria Agnesi's theory where the simplest mathematical formulas form the basis for complicated geometrical shapes. My model combines an arrangement of simple rectangular blocks to create differing levels and forms, connected in a way to allow the client to freely move about in the developed environment.
The left side of the model is the area for Sigmund Freud. Both the lower and upper parts of the model utilise the environment to act as ramps to connect the client with both levels of his studio environment.
View revealing the back part of the model:
The environment plays a large part in connecting the two clients together. It not only allows both to connect with differing parts of their own studio, it can be used as a pathway to connect both clients to the top of the model (their official meeting place), but also be used as an alternative meeting place. Agnesi is able to travel onto the rocks and climb up the hill, travelling along the flattened path until reaching the large dark platform.
Up-close images:
The following two images reveal the size and scale of the model within the environment. The first image is a capture of the lower part of Freud’s studio. The second is an image showing a side view of how the model sits within the crisis environment. Long platforms extending out to the horizon covering the view underneath, allowing a clear view of the water.
Night view of the model with additional lights:
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