Christine Whittaker | Private Clients 2005

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Concept Design Private Clients 2005

Passage3 Marty Margulies Margulies Warehouse Miami, Fl. (in Progress)	Description: Marty Margulies asked me to construct a concept Margulies Warehouse (his 45,000 sq. ft) based on a prototype he experienced in my studio. Passage3 was the design plan that I submitted for Margulies Warehouse. Passage3 is an interactive audiovisual experience for the viewer participant. The piece being interactive and public will be designed robustly. Being so, I enlisted the help of engineer John Bilodeau and Vistacom. about this project
	Passage3 proposal PDF (excerpt)
		Proposal hard copy (front cover)	(rear cover)


			Passage 3 DVD 16 Video Demo File

			Passage3 Proposal
	Passage3 DVD Proposal sleeve

The Aerosol Museum 5pointz NYC (3DVD set)	Description: A 3 DVD set documentary to promote the first Aerosol Museum in the world. The 3 DVD set details the floor plan of the museum, history and conflicts in cultural perception of this urban art form. The Aerosol Museum promo features “Nic1" nominated VH1 as one of the four writers at Hip Hop Honors 2004. about this project More about 5Pptz http://www.5ptz.com/
		"Nic1" as he appears on VH1	TAM "Nic1 The Areosol Culture"


			TAM: Interactive Floorplan


	The Areosol Museum 3DVD sleeve		TAM: Cultural Perception

Nano Lehigh University Allentown, PA.	Description: Engineer John Bilodeau and Lehigh University Scientists contacted me about ways to visualize Nano technology I developed two proposals geared for the general public. John Bilodeau forwarded me the following information: In this case, mesh networks share some interesting similarities when viewed from an artistic perspective. The most relevant similarities for the purposes of this discussion, in my opinion, are the way that mesh network topologies look very much like molecular structures when the two are mapped side-by-side. In a certain sense, if a mesh network were to be deployed with nodal variation as the key element rather than grid pathway redundancy it could be arranged to mimic the structure and subsequent atomic interactions found in a molecule. If this is a workable interpretation of nanotechnology, it can be represented by a multimedia platform meeting the requirements of your vision.

Nano Outdoor hard copy (front cover)	Nano Indoor hard copy (front cover)
Nano Outdoor PDF (excerpt)	Nano Indoor PDF (excerpt)

Nano

Lehigh University

Allentown, PA.

Description:

Engineer John Bilodeau and Lehigh University Scientists contacted me about ways to visualize Nano technology I developed two proposals geared for the general public.

John Bilodeau forwarded me the following information:

In this case, mesh networks share some interesting similarities when viewed from an artistic perspective. The most relevant similarities for the purposes of this discussion, in my opinion, are the way that mesh network topologies look very much like molecular structures when the two are mapped side-by-side.

In a certain sense, if a mesh network were to be deployed with nodal variation as the key element rather than grid pathway redundancy it could be arranged to mimic the structure and subsequent atomic interactions found in a molecule. If this is a workable interpretation of nanotechnology, it can be represented by a multimedia platform meeting the requirements of your vision.

Nano Outdoor hard copy (front cover)

Nano Indoor hard copy (front cover)

Nano Outdoor PDF (excerpt)

Nano Indoor PDF (excerpt)