Studio Report

Emre Senoglu

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interior view from the parasite.

[archimodels]

© emre senoglu - artist residence in manhattan - aarhus, denmark - 2016

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pinup + shiny model.

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weekend work situations.

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update on the project: view from inside the host building. 

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Candle Holder Variations

Attempts on plaster/cement cast candle holders. Outside: gray, polished. Inside: bronze/gold/blue paint. Buy on etsy.

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a little side project.

[silentlygone]

workshopping late with maciej siuda.

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dlab competition entry: the theatrical display.

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narrative publication. 5 copies, handbound. read on issuu.

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new cast form in the making.

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Pinup at cigarkassen. Casting tests and 4 new pattern places.

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Mid Crit Pinup: Working material + sketches. 

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we had a pinup yesterday.

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new york map coming along.

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read more on issuu.

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A word which goes deep in explaining this quality is egoless. When a place is lifeless or unreal, there is almost always a mastermind behind it. It is so filled with the will of its maker that there is no room for its own nature. Think by contrast, of the decoration on an old bench - small hearts carved in it, simple holes, cut out while it was being put together - these can be egoless. They are not carved according to some plan. They are carefree, carved into it wherever there seems to be a gap. It is so natural that it almost seems as though the bence itself cried out for it: and the carver simply did what was required.

Christopher Alexander, The Timeless Way of Building

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