TUGCE KUCUK

DESCRIPTION:

CONSTRUCTED TO ATTACH IS A MODULAR SAFETY PIN SCULPTURE WHICH EXPLORES WHETHER ATTACHMENT REMAINS POSSIBLE ONCE AN OBJECT HAS LOST ITS FUNCTION. EXPERIMENTING MANIPULATIONS ON STEEL TUBE, EACH STRUCTURE INVESTIGATES THE CONDITION OF ATTACHMENT THROUGH VARIATIONS IN FORM AND ASSEMBLY.

METHOD:

TO ACHIEVE A MODULAR ASSEMBLY, A SMALLER DIAMETER METAL TUBE FUNCTIONS AS AN INTERNAL SLEEVE CONNECTOR. BENDING USED FOR EXPERIMENTATION ON SHAPE AND MATERIALS ARE CONNECTED BY WELDING WHEN NEEDED.

MATERIAL:

STEEL TUBE, STEEL SHEET, BOLTS AND NUTS

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DESCRIPTION:

THE PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKS EXTEND SCULPTURAL SYSTEM BY DOCUMENTING BOTH EXISTING AND POTENTIAL MODES OF ATTACHMENT BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL ELEMENTS. ACTING AS VISUAL RECORDS, THEY CAPTURE INTERACTIONS WiTH THE WORK OVER TIME, BOTH WITH AND WITHOUT HUMAN PRESENCE.

FIG 02. 120MM B&W FILM. MODELLING BY HANNA WENTZ AT CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS PHOTO STUDIOS.
THE FRAME COMBINING TWO DIFFERENT NEGATIVES.

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FIG 03-05-07: VARIOUS ASSMBLY OF THE COMPONENTS CREATING DIFFERENT BODY OF SCULPTURE
FIG 04-06-08: DOUBLE EXPOSURES ON 120MM B&W FILM

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FIG 09. MODELLING AND MASK BY EKABO DONYI EZHAVA AT CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS PHOTO STUDIOS ON 120MM B&W FILM.

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FIG 10-11-12: VARIOUS ASSMBLY OF THE COMPONENTS CREATING DIFFERENT BODY OF SCULPTURE. ON 120MM B&W FILM.