Hey everybody,
My names Leon, I am currently going to highschool in Munich/Germany and perparing
for my final exams. After finishing school I am going to try and hand in a portfolio at
various art academies. I will put up stuff from my sketchbook as well as pictures of
finished pieces, along with concept-sketches of them.
I've been a long time silent-reader, and decided to put up my own stuff eventually.
Comments and critics would be really awesome!
A sketch I did a long time ago from imagination..
These are some sketches of a table for a exhibition I did with my class.
It shows my intents on building a giant table thing (it's not, because it's cut in half and
basically 2,5 meters tall). I'll put the finished table up here too, as soon as I can lay my hands
on the pictures my buddies took of it.
The task was to exhibit in a room, and to defer with it. The room itself was in barracks,
build during the Nazi-time (~1930s). Motif of the exhibition was "generalüberholt" -
something like a general overhaul... The table stood in a room of it's own.
Like I said - more pictures of this will follow!
hope you enjoy!
I took reference from my living room table, to get a feeling for the relations and lengths.
In the end, I build it three times larger than in reallife with nearly exact proportions.
This is a study of the detail top and foot (?). And my thinking of how to attach it to the wall.
Some mathematics I did for scale-reasons
And some more maths...
Unfortunately I got no pictures of the finished table, but I will get some anytime soon.
Have a good day!
PS: Sorry for the bad picture quality.




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The idea with the table was just the beginning. The construction plan and the meta-layer behind the project have been changed so many times. In the end it was about, how the negative space, such as the room around the table itself can change the associations that come along with it. And this experiment went very well! The childlike memories turned to a feeling of helplessness, as the old Nazi-building did its work to it. In the end I had the feeling of being sucked in into a machine of bureaucracy, of being small - facing your superior. It was a very interesting experience... Next up's the question: what am I going to do with the table? 350$ of wood in my basement haha .gif)

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