Trans-Red Project X

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01/04/2012

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12/12/2009

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Great News! I found out today that at least one non-family member is following this blog and the TransRed Facebook group. Just so you know - I am terribly grateful; but it would be nice if you would consider ...

12/12/2009

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Let’s jump for a moment to something we’re doing that is part of an ongoing project in using the matrix of Husserlian (Edwin Husserl) phenomenological stages of transcendental reduction to ...

12/01/2009

http://jonwenberg-architecture.blogspot.com/2009/12/rice-school-of-architecture.html

Students at the Rice School of Architecture in Houston Texas make extensive use of digital design modalities as an integral part of design programs there.

11/30/2009

Check out my new blog! I'll be posting regularly on current events in digital design, ongoing projects, design education, and many other creative avenues of interest to emerging designers.
The first series tour current projects in digital design from schools around the country. Stay tuned and enjoy this post on a current SCI-Arc student installation project.

jon is a licensed architect, design instructor, and painter living in tampa florida.this blogspot is dedicated to all things creative and progressive in art and [email protected]http://www.mdsarch.com/

11/06/2009

These are some rough sketches for a project about interstitial spaces.

11/03/2009

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10/14/2009

Some really good reading.

“Critical theory is distinctly designed in such a way that it must constantly update itself. In other words, the practice of critical theory must continually think its own historicity as part of the very work which it purports. ...

10/13/2009

This album contains painting images which are intended to be understood as visual reductions in spatial experience.
The first set are from the late 1990’s and are part of a series which began as an exercise beginning with representational images and extracting only the color and scale relationships required to convey an essential scale and light quality of the moment.
The second set are 10 tears later and are part of a series intended to communicate a sense of personal scale by extracting partial but essential scale and light components from images of body scale moments. This set stays closer to the form of the first set and therefore would probably fall into more of a stage-2 category than the first set which would fall into more into stage-3.

The images in this album are specifically intended as an abstract commentary on spatial experience. We do believe however, that this level of abstraction need not relate solely to spatial experience, and would like to know if anyone would contribute similar work and specifically that which is related to psychological or emotional abstraction.

Clearly there is well known historical work which meets these criteria, please feel free to discuss this work, though we are looking for contributions of your original work if you have such material to offer.