Writer: Daniel Innes
Writing Prize 2020: Drawing People
23 September 2020
Writing Prize 2020: Drawing People23 September 2020
Representations of people are central to our ability to inhabit drawings, to make sense of them, understand their scale, their atmosphere, their character: to exist in the world that the drawing constructs. These images of people are immediately recognisable by all, but are we all able to recognise ourselves amongst… Read More
Make me Hyper-Real: image ethics and the architectural visualisation
5 March 2021
Make me Hyper-Real: image ethics and the architectural visualisation5 March 2021
– Daniel Innes
Architectural visualisations sell us the image of a new reality. In depicting a building that is designed, rather than completed, they constitute a kind of spatial hypothesis: a temptation of a happier, wealthier, and more connected world. By constructing these fictions through the means of the image, they sell us the notion that the project it depicts will improve our lives for the better. … Read More
humour & satire DMC presentation