Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Capriccio Alterations
by 
Baibua Wachira Leangtanom

Architectural Fantasy
by
Antonio Joli
1700-1770

Alteration 1.
changing the atmosphere by making the space more of a public realm by adding more swimmers.

Original Painting & Diagrammatic Reading
Also known as 'The Pool of Bethesda', a holy pool that cures paralysis, the analysis was not done based on this knowledge but only by analyzing features in the painting and their arrangements.


Christ in Limbo
by
Hieronymous Bosch
1575
Alteration 1.
turn the setting into a constructed space (theme park) instead of an actual hell.

Original Painting & Diagrammatic Reading
The story of Christ's descent to save souls of the righteous has been taken into consideration while analyzing this painting. The Buddhist vision of hell is also referred to in comparison.



Architectural Fantasy

Alteration 2.
intensify the heavenly effects of the original narrative

Alteration 3.
changing the physicality of the architecture, create an open space

Alteration 4.
eliminate human beings making it seems like an abandoned ruins

Alteration 5.
creating an infinite space by changing water into solid ground and added more columns

3D Modelling
Recreation of the space in the painting


Other Alterations
Experimenting with different lighting and color qualities

Christ in Limbo

Alteration 2.
shifting the focus point to Christ's figure.

Alteration 3.
eliminating all living creatures (except for the large one) - becomes just a landscape

Alteration 4.
altering the sky condition - intensify the  burning feeling

Alteration 5.
opening a gate to another dimension instead of hell

3D Modelling
Recreation of the space in the painting


Other Alterations
different methods into opening up new portals into another dimensions and atmosphere


The main methods I used is changing the narrative. The effects are achieved from inserting elements one by one until it reaches the point where the narrative of the painting changes. This subtle change is the effect I aim to happen. Another method is profanity (for the Antonio Joli one) by eliminating significant elements that make up the sacred quality of the painting. These two effects are the main ones that can be carried out further in the design phase.

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