729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyama

 

 

consisting of 729 connected textile components, ‘blue brick’ by akane moriyama is dyed in three different blue gradients and hue variants. each nylon piece can be separated and sewn together again, which enables a continuous transformation within the spatial installation. developed as an ever-changing modular configuration, the system by moriyama influences how the interior facade interacts within the expanding and contracting unit of colorful panels. functionally speaking, the intervention has the potential to co-exist within the space as a transparent wall, massive curtain, or even as a horizontal carpet-shaped element.

 

 

729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyamanorth view

 

 

729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyamaeast view

 

 

729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyamadetail

 

 

729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyamadetail

 

 

729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyamadetail

 

 

729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyamainside the nylon panels

 

 

729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyamathe installation seen from the exterior

 

 

729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyamadyeing process

 

 

729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyamaprocess

 

 

729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyamaprocess – 1 layer

 

 

729 blue semi-transparent textile bricks by akane moriyamaprocess – 4 layers

 

 

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