The extrinsic rays, thus circling the plane one touching the other, enclose all the plane like the willow wands of a basket cage, and make... the visual pyramid. It is time for me to describe what the pyramid is and how it is constructed by these rays... The pyramid is a figure of a body from whose base lines are drawn upward, terminating at a single point. The base of the pyramid is the plane which is seen. The sides of the pyramid are the rays which I have called extrinsic. The cuspid, that is the point of the pyramid, is located within the eye where the angle of the quantity is.
Leon Battista Alberti, Della Pittura, (trans. J. B. Spencer, On Painting, 1966, p. 47-48.)
This three works are compilations of objects in space with varying forms, angles and figures. All of which shifts in several methods; perspective to elevation, elevation to axonometrics, vice versa. Project aims to deconstruct the homogenity indulged in architectural drawing methods by shifting between several points of looking. There is no "sovereign eye" but a collection of axis. Project draws inspiration from pre-industrial geometries and forms, in particular from Neo-classical architecture.
Drawing on perspective + axonometrics, Pencil on paper, 15x30 cm
Drawing on elevation + axonometrics, Pencil on paper, 20x30 cm
Collage on perspective + axonometrics, Ink on paper + digital process, 34x30 cm
