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Exploring Surface
An early computational form study investigating surface generation, transformation, and the spatial effects produced by continuous geometry.
- Category
- Experimental
- Status
- Completed
- Year
- Study
- Medium
- Surface study
Exploring Surface — computational surface study
Summary
Exploring Surface is a formal study of the surface as both geometry and spatial material. The project investigates how a continuous digital surface can be manipulated to create curvature, variation, depth, and changing spatial conditions rather than being treated simply as the boundary of a solid object.
Project record
01 / Overview
A computational study focused on generating and manipulating continuous surfaces as a method of spatial exploration.
02 / The idea
A surface can do more than enclose a volume. Changes in curvature, continuity, subdivision, and deformation can themselves generate spatial character.
03 / What I did
Computational modeling, geometric experimentation, form development, and visual studies.
04 / How it works
Rather than assembling form from discrete objects, the study begins with continuous geometry and explores how local transformations accumulate into larger changes in shape, rhythm, depth, and spatial perception.
Artifacts / working material
01 recordsStatus & links
Completed
This archive entry documents the work in its current state. Additional photographs, process material, and links will be added as the record develops.