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Mathias Kromann - Kropsterapi Manuvision Kropsterapeut Book en behandling via; linktr.ee/mkkrop
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Design, production and rigging of decoration for Arena Stage at Roskilde Festival 2016.
Thesis project from ‘The Royal Academy of Fine Arts School of Architecture’ in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Book project - Waking
Writing, design and production of a book, with thoughts on the world, life and perception of reality. A short narrative beginning with absolute nothing and ending with absolute everything.
The cover can be flipped around, and the book read from both sides. One with text (white) and one with illustrations (black).
160 g/m2 paper, hand bound in hardcover.
Graphics print. Fragmented squares.
Book project
Writing and production of a book, with thoughts on the world, life and perception of reality.
180 g/m2 paper, hand bound in green silk hardcover.
Art print, Inkjet
0-0010 (correlate), 70x100 cm
0-0011 (imitate), 2 á 50x70 cm
0-0100 (mediate) 70x100 cm
programmed in Grasshopper for Rhino
Cardboard and Brown paper tape.
Inspired by Erik Åbergs Ghostcubes
http://erikaberg.com/
Coloured Window foil
Bachelor project
Scale model 1:100 and presentation poster
The assignment was to place a modern art museum in a social housing complex, to achieve empathy and synergy, in Nørrebro, Copenhagen.
Printed and digital portfolio - May 2013.
3rd. year semester project
Scale model 1:200 and visuals
The objective was to add a cultural landmark, as a cultural and historical fulcrum, to a public square with a Metro station in Vesterbro, Copenhagen
Print on paper and a spectator’s perception. Both elements deficient due to physical limitations; the printer can only print ‘so delicately’, and the human eye only perceive ‘so much’ at once.
Within the computers algorithms the image is perfect and pure, a simple design made up by concentric circles enclosing towards the center. But the picture’s perfection stands pointless as it is incomprehensible by humans.
The limitations of the printer results in a manifestation full of flaws and chaotic inaccuracies. The human eye is likewise limited, making it impossible to experience the print in whole.
When standing close to the work to experience its details, it extends beyond the visual field. And when standing at a distance to experience its wholeness the fine details becomes a blurry grey.
The first translation explores the relation between the constructed eternity of the computer and the mundane manifestation of the print. The second explores the relation between the printed picture’s tactile presence and the spectator’s experience of infinity when trying to perceive it.
Model work and poster for 2nd year assignment.
Scale model 1:200
Scale model 1:500
The assignment was to do a culture- and open workshop house in Nordvest area of Copenhagen. The main idea is to have a heavy mountain like part in the bottom and a floating cloud like part on top. Symbolizing the body and mind of the creative users of the house.
Volume and concept studies for 2nd year assignment.
scale models 1:500
Architectual observations from a study-trip to US Eastcoast (Boston/New York/Washington DC)
Four Octahedrons based on the mobile-element
HDF board and polycarbonat mirror