Welcome to my room!
3-dimensional model of my room to visit and explore
I came across an article by Christian Jarrett 'The psychology of stuff and things', he argues that our belongings are extensions of the self, they reflect who people are, 'or at least how they would like to see themselves'. Having this quote by William James in mind: "A man's Self is the sum total of all that he can call his', I experimented a lot with making 3d scans using the photogrammetry technique.
In the time of global self isolation, being present in my room - almost the only place for me to publish anything, I transferred it to digital space as I wanted to explore the consequences of decontextualisation of the objects and also the physical objects' value in a non-physical space. In order to be able to have virtual 'guests' I made it open to everyone to visit.
In the time of global self isolation, being present in my room - almost the only place for me to publish anything, I transferred it to digital space as I wanted to explore the consequences of decontextualisation of the objects and also the physical objects' value in a non-physical space. In order to be able to have virtual 'guests' I made it open to everyone to visit.
Artefact №1
Record player
Artefact №2
My great grandfather's vinyl records
Artefact №3
Macrame wall hanging created by my mother
Artefact №4
Carpets from my grandparents' flat
Artefact №5
Various drawings - gifts from my siblings
Artefact №6
Unpacked suitcase - sign of a recent return from London
Artefact №7
View from the bed
Artefact №8
Polaroids collection
Artefact №9
Apollo - was one of the first objects I attempted scanning
The Home Of The Future
A compilation of short video recordings of the 3D model of my room which I created for this project were chosen to be a part of the digital exhibition by Samsung in partnership with Central Saint Martins.
"The exhibition features a number of different creative approaches and highlights many of the challenges with which students are grappling including their limited resources while working remotely. The resulting work is a testament to the skill and ingenuity of this next creative generation."
A compilation of short video recordings of the 3D model of my room which I created for this project were chosen to be a part of the digital exhibition by Samsung in partnership with Central Saint Martins.
"The exhibition features a number of different creative approaches and highlights many of the challenges with which students are grappling including their limited resources while working remotely. The resulting work is a testament to the skill and ingenuity of this next creative generation."
https://www.samsung.com/uk/explore/kings-cross/creativity/central-saint-martins/content-series/