Cutting pattern
We have now got the cutting pattern ready for the cabinet. The wood elements are going to be cut with Continue reading
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Archive for: Forest of Dean
This blog is for the Cabinet of Change project in the Forest of Dean, which is linking changes being experienced by two newly-formed community libraries, one in Newnham-on-Severn and one in Mitcheldean, with changes in the natural environment of the Forest. At the end of the project I will be producing a ‘cabinet of change’: an artist-designed container for change, and hopefully a focus for future discussions about adapting to change in the Forest. (May-July 2013)
The magic of Albion
At the end of this project I am going to stock the cabinet with a few carefully chosen items including Continue reading
Following the un-fore-seen
Following on from my previous post, Beneath the Hubbub, and with long-term thinking in mind after my walk with Peter, Continue reading
Beneath the hubbub
Today I met a man for whom short-term is a decade, medium a lifetime, and long the life of an Continue reading
Skin of mistrust
What I find particularly surprising about this type of 3D scanning is just how much it emphasises the artificial nature Continue reading
Laptop in the wild
Catching some good weather, Tomas Millar and I have been in the Forest scanning trees using a handheld scanner and Continue reading
Branch on shelf
Continuing to work on the cabinet design and exploring new ways of linking library and Forest. Designing the cabinet to Continue reading
From tree to shelf
My initial idea was to design a cabinet for a particular tree in the forest, and then to find a Continue reading
