AALAWuN soCIALcrEDIT AAmothership

 soCIALcrEDIT

 

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special thanks to Damnoen Techamai music: Tango Rhums

 

 
 

AALAWuN dust AAmothership

 

dust

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 poem - Dust ( Phyllis King) read by Sabrina Blakstad

 

 

AALAWuN manifest012 AAmothership

 manifest012  AAmothership 

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The ‘Transparency Bird’ absorbs every colour, 

absorbing all. This is the last known sketch of one in  the wild”      

Captain Byron J B Blakeley

 

 

We're all very excited to see it going live for all to see.

FMR windows done.

 

 best wishes Leszek

AALAWuN manifest011 AAmothership

manifest011 AAmothership 

 

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AALAWuN manifest010 AAmothership

 

manifest010 AAmothership

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AALAWuN manifest 09 AAmothership

manifest 09 AAmothership

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Perhaps one should try to imagine a glass exchange … the Farnsworth House with its walls in stained glass and Kings College Chapel with Mies’s planar glazing .

Did those impoverished modernists only see glass as a way of erasing architecture .. to reduce the building to eventually little more than a reflection and  with mirror glass a literal reflection  .

Others knowing that life is just a cloud wanted architecture to be more that a mist on an autumn  morning . Something to resist the nature of a fleeting life , architecture as a form of resistance ?

Our screens shine at us , yet the colours are opaque .

But the sun shines on us through the glass .

The stained glass window of the cathedral does not allow us to look out it suggests we look in wards . The colours of the glass have complex symbolic meanings . They can be read in a very literal sense and their colours unlike the colors on our screens have a very physical presence .

Can we imagine the windows of the AA in stained glass then imagine them dissolved by planar glazing ? Or constantly changing coulored glass images on the occupants projected by the sun on the AA's white walls ? 

The colurs of the glass compete with the colours on your screen b ut the one shines on you and the other at you ?

 

AALAWuN manifest08 AAmothership

 

 manifest08 AAmothership

 

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Ziyi Yaun (dip7), Charles Dib, Roman,Roman&Ting (dip9), Daphna (ex16 3rd year)

 

 

Dear Mothership, 

I have sent you a Leaf Letter…. and it should be on its way to you. I originally planned to send it via Postman Robin, as Little Grey Rabbit, Hare and Squirrel always do. But, not finding any good oak-leaves, I am using plane leaves, which seem too big and unwieldy for Postman Robin to deliver. So, as you can see, I put it in my high street post box. I trust the Royal Mail will deliver it to you safely?

Best wishes, Sabrina