Dynamic Spheres Triptych 2012
Panels 1 & 2 are 48"hx36"w, and Panel 3 is 48"hx60"w
Created for the large boardroom of an electronics company in Mississauga, Ontario in 2012.
The client had two goals: break up the large white wall with an abstract design, and improve the room's acoustics.
Of the two options I offered, the client chose "Dynamic Spheres". For this triptych, I drew my inspiration from office floor plans. Since this is a telecommunications company, I created a centre of gravity on the floor - the manager's desk or the president's office - anticipating how it might influence the dynamics and rhythm of the space.
For acoustic value, I lined the panels with dense polyester felt. Each panel is stretched over canvas on stretcher bars, then mounted in a 2 1/2" deep charcoal wood frame.
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Dynamic Spheres installed, from back of room
My drawings were digitally mounted on the wall, so the client could easily envision how the triptych would work in the space
Detail from the largest panel:
note transparent fabrics with coloured shapes beneath, all in machine appliqué.
