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CORRIDOR TO ARROW OF TIME
TRANSITION — PROJECTION
DARK TRANSITION
CORRIDOR TO ARROW OF TIME
MANIFESTO
THE IRREVERSIBLE CYCLE: LIFE AND DEATH
EXHIBITION (2016)
Gillman Barracks
9 Lock Rd, Singapore 108937
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The Manifesto project is a curation of an exhibition which requires a carefully constructed narrative that ties the selected collection of installations and art pieces together as a coherent whole, creating a themed exhibition space. The site provided is the Centre for Contemporary Art, Singapore (NTU CCA), situated on the old Gillman Barracks site (1936).
3rd Year Project — BA (Hons) Interior Design
The Glasgow School of Art
2019
A collection of exhibition objects were carefully selected to match the theme "The Irreversible Cycle: Life and Death". These objects were then used to curate the exhibition in the most ideal manner, allowing visitors to be immersed in its theme.
PROPOSED
CIRCULATION
PROPOSED
LAYOUT PLAN
The exhibition was curated such that visitors experience the theme, “The Irreversible Cycle: Life and Death”. Starting off with the concept of Birth, the usual routine of a life and ending off with Death or vice versa.
Entering the space, visitors will encounter 2 routes (White: Birth/Black: Death) which gives them the option to select the cycle to begin with. By exiting the exhibition space, the visitor thus, either start or end their life cycle in the exhibition, starting afresh to a new life cycle after exiting.
ENTRANCE
2 OPTIONS (WHITE/BLACK)
BIRTH CYCLE
DÉPART & LA TRAVESÉE DE LA VIE
ARRIVÉE & LA TRAVESÉE DE LA VIE
BILL VIOLA — BIRTH
DÉPART & LA TRAVESÉE DE LA VIE
MID LIFE CYCLE
CORRIDOR TO ARROW OF TIME
TRANSITION — PROJECTION
NATURAL DISASTER
CORRIDOR TO ARROW OF TIME
DEATH CYCLE
DECOMPOSITION SPACE
NANTES TRIPTYCH
MEGA DEATH
DECOMPOSITION SPACE
gallery
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TECHNICAL DRAWINGS / 3D RENDERED IMAGES
Collection of Exhibition Objects
Proposed Layout Plan
Proposed Circulation
Proposed Layout Plan — Flow
Display Techniques — Four Hands
Display Techniques — La Traversee
Isometric Perspective View
Entrance
Departure & La Traversee De La Vie
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