An Ineffable truth from the Cavernous to the Sublime
I watch the pieces scattered over the page come together and like a jigsaw puzzle they unite to form a single image. What will I make of this? For the staircase whose size has scared me for a while, right now it appears more like a depth that beckons to be discovered. Step after step, I witness the journey before me unfold. Like a mountain, I watch it rise until its peak. It is here it seems to become stuck. Eager to move on, tension builds and I feel a break through is on the agenda. Yes, a break is required. Only then I begin to undertake my journey up the staircase; its dark narrow passage intimidates me; all I can see is a closed door that threatens my path. However, I choose not to see it as a closed door, but more an opportunity. An opportunity I will take. So, upon reaching the top I open the door, and find all that I have been looking for- an indescribable sense of joy is felt as I move into the new space. My eyes adjust, and the answer becomes more defined, until reaching an ultimate definition. It is through this I see the light, and the truth is revealed.
Architecture in motion has introduced me to a new way of engaging my imagination. In doing so, i am more clearly and effectively able to engage with the experience of spaces that i have in mind and portray a strong sense of spacial and emotive quality to my ideas. A more dynamic approach to communication also allows for a new dimension of experience, particularly through changing light and elevation so that we can gain a better idea of form and how this directly affects the overall composition of the space we have in mind.
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this film is great! five stars says Bianca, Margaret and David.
Matt this is really the most amazing short film ive ever seen! Its at once creepy, eerie, bizaare and intriguing. It reminds me of the old 1920s German Expressionist films, where they were so restricted by budget, they had 2 paint the sets and shadows onto the walls, creating these really unusual and interesting angles.
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