Light Projecting Piece

Cardboard frame portraying only the numbers of an x;y axis

showing interest in circuitry and its relation to maps

X;Y axis with accurate as I could do free hand markings.

Using actual longtitude and latitude points I applied the numbers to my graph and mapped out using dots my Carlow home, Limerick home and LSAD

showing blockwork and how the lines mesh together, it resembles a street plan or even a plan view of a city

these lines are layed out in the same way as the streets around my house. it's the area I grew up in as seen with a birds eye view. 

the three image frames stalked on one another

all the cardboard frames were given a rough piece of card board to stand in so they could be lined up

all the pieces lined up

when the light shined through the pieces there was some fantastic shadows casted

I took this picture when the light was put at an angle. i was exploring how the shadows shifted depending on how and where the light was positioned

close up of set up

I wanted to see how the images differ when they were took seperatly. I found them all to be far more accurate 

I really like how this picture turned out, I had the intention of just talking a simple picture of my set up and later discovered when i looked closer that the comera flash created a subtle but nice projucted image

this was taken when all the frames were compiled together. I did this because the projections didnt work due to the spaces because the shadows get bigger the closer they get to the light

photo of set up
 



this image was surprisingly tricky to obtain but it captures the images together and im my opinion doesnt look half bad

arial view of set up

exploring casting larger images onto the wall

exploring angles

image was casted onto the wall this actuall was about 5ft x 5 ft 

image of my wall casting apparatus