-OUTILS-

Récupéré au départ des studios

Récupérés aumoment des départs des studios

-MATERIAUX-

       

                                                                            Bois habituel studios, récupéré au départ, baguettes de barbecue et cartons recyclés.

       

                                                                                                                                                        Argile du jardin, séchée au four

       

                                                                                                                                Pâte de sarrasin et cacao, reproduire des troncs

                                                                                                    Semi-transparences de la Diplodomus, fourres de bureau et lasagnes

     

              Le bord d'un étang comme rive du Rhône                                          Terrain autour de la diplodomus pour maquette

             Création du terrain                                                                           Terrain, topographie papier-carton

             Tests pour le sol                                                                               Résultats sur terrain maquette

-CONSTRUCTION-

            1                                                                                2

      

             3                                                                               4

      

             5                                                                               6

1: Coulage de chocolat 

2: Moules des fondations "chocolat"

3: Parois du corps central de la diplodomus 

4: Panneaux de lasagnes découpé à l'échelle

5: Cadres soutenants du coeur de la House

6: Plancher niveau bas de la Diplo.

-ASSEMBLAGE-

      

      

-LA DIPLO-EXP/IN-DOMUS-

      

      

       

-AFTERMATH-

The Diplo-exp/in-domus, or more precisely it's topography, evolved in it's own way. Whereas wood plastic and pastas (yes!) are quite resilient and did hold against the scorching sun, the chocolate could not.  

Creating a whole new vision, the topography has become a sort of cartographic imprint of what it was. Melted by the sun during long photoshoots, the surface was covered by droplets of chocolate. Moving around by the topogrophical nature of the site, they marked the chocolate for ever when it set back to solid.