Activity 3: Plane

After picking my favorite song once again I must transform it into an abstract model. This time we weren't asked to make it 2D, instead we went straight to the cutting board. We did this in school first then we were asked to bring it home. The thing is when we were doing it in school, I couldn't think of anything. I think it safe to say that I think better when I am alone. Anyway let me introduce you to my abstract model...

"Thrive"

Side Elevation

 This model consists of three shapes; a rectangle, triangle, and a hexagon. The rectangle is on the ground floor, then the hexagon then the triangle. They are not right smack on top of each other but they look more like a stairs. 

Side Elevation

Side Elevation

 Horizontal planes symbolizes a lot of things 1.) the level of the trials we face, 2.) the plane is traveling (not the  machine type) and it seems like it has no plans in stopping, and 3.) Continuing the fight/stand even when things seems to bring us down.  

Side Elevation

In this side you can see the stair-like pattern of the shapes. It is also placed in that manner for a reason. The base of the structure is a rectangle, giving a stable feeling but as it goes up the shapes tries to go away from the base. This is the journey which we all have to embark on. Leaving our comfort zone into a direction unknown. Then in that process, were we go to that journey, we find ourselves.

Plan/Top View

From this view you can see the planes involve. The black planes are the ceiling planes while the white planes are more of a diagonal approach towards the point (or where the triangle is pointing at). 

Plan/Top View

Follow the horizontal planes going up

 All of them starts from the rectangle then a hexagon then a triangle where it points a direction. As mentioned earlier the rectangle symbolizes the security and the strong base. 

Side Elevation

Top View

 Black planes looks like steps while the white plane is more of the slope. The black illustration board symbolizes the emotions that has surpassed its boundaries. I try to hide those emotions but sometimes it is shown through my face and actions.

End point's view

The tip of the point, it emphases on the direction of the building.