TimeSculptureConstructing Social Geometries A Mapping for a National Installation

Year: 2001 Authors: John Sims

Core claim

Mapping designed objects through transformations and embeddings can create public art that communicates social geometry and universal cycles across diverse geographies.

Topics

public installation, social geometry, transformations, symbolic design, site mapping

Domains

symmetry, morphism, embeddings, mappings, cycles, sculpture, installation art, industrial design

Methods

object sequences, conceptual mapping, symbolic typology, site-specific installation, modular design

Media

vases, chess sets, chairs, clocks, lighting system

Source status

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