TIMEless - An exhibtion exploring the 4D possibilities of space

The TIMEless Curatorial Team are very excited to share TIMEless - An exhibtion exploring the 4D possibilities of space. It features contemporary works addressing interactivity, connecting to a linage of architecture and film. We look forward seeing you at the opening one week from Thursday from 5 - 8pm at the Pacific Design Center #B208. Please spread the word about this exhibition, and "like us" on Facebook and print the attached poster for distribution.

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TIMEless

SUPERFRONT GALLERY

PACIFIC DESIGN CENTER

8687 Melrose Avenue B208

Los Angeles

May 26 - Aug. 31  2011

Opening Reception

May 26, 2011

5:00PM - 8:30PM

RWInformatics Presents

An exhibtion exploring the 4D possibilities of space

with:

Carlos Barbosa     TV Series "24", Production Designer, London-Beverly Hills
Marcos Novak        Founder of the UCSB Translab - Interactive Media Theorist

Syd Mead               Visual Futurist, "TRON", Blade Runner" - Pasadena

Los Angeles, May 11, 2011 - SUPERFRONT hosts TIMEless May 26th through August 31st, 2011.  Welcome to architecture's new media. Take a trip with the TIMEless curatorial team in time through space, the fourth dimension. Featured are over 100 works from award winning designers, architects, filmmakers, artists and musicians, including ten commissioned interactive installations.

"Questions are more important than the answers; we explore immersive environments and connect them to the 20th century lineage of architecture and film," so say the curators.  Participating artist F. Myles Sciotto describes the exhibit as "highlighting projects that blur the threshold of spatial and temporal constructions." Design critic and  planner Sam Hall Kaplan adds that at last architecture is shown in a new and exciting perspective, as a place in time "it is really the way we experiences architecture, temporal and temporary." 

 

TIMEless features the curatorial team of Martin Roy Mervel, principal of Studio/SLAB, Inc. and emerging designer Ralph Steenblik.  Mr. Mervel has designed and built for clients including Chrysalis and Amir Development and has made substantial contributions in the disciplines of production design, art direction and set design in film, television and commercial media.  Mr. Steenblik is an emerging young designer and curator who has already built socially responsive works in Africa and Central America and has worked in various architectural firms across the country, KPF in New York among them.  Both men have curated other exhibits in the United States, this is their first collaborative exhibit. 

 

 

Press Kit available at:                  cargocollective.com/timeless#1356787/Presskit

 

Public Information/Catalog:       cargocollective.com/TIMEless

                                                       

Telephone                                     310.421.8042

 

email                                              superfront.timeless@gmail.com

 

                                                        Red Wine Informatics

                                                        255 S. Grand Ave #1005

                                                        Los Angeles, Ca 90012

Thank you,

The TIMEless Curatorial Team

Ralph Spencer Steenblik, Martin Roy Mervel AIA

Weddings and The wonderful world of Disney

Mom and Dad, Valerie and Adam came down for Brandon's wedding. They came to a gallery opening at my school and a fondue party at my house. The wedding on Saturday followed by a stroll around the gardens at the Getty, and a night at Disneyland to celebrate Halloween.

Sunday was a lazy day with just Val and Adam at church and on the beach. I saw them off at the airport and then took the train home. Check out the album here.

The party of a lifetime...

Taylors wedding at Zion National Park

Where I am

Since then... I have moved to Southern California and am attending grad school at sci arc (Southern California Institute of Architecture). I am living downtown in a place with some roommates, just down the street from the Disney Concert Hall designed by Frank Gehry.On my way to school I pass three more stellar examples of architecture, one by Thom Mayne (co-founder of my school), one by my former employer AECOM, and some other piece. With the opportunity to live in an architectural playground I thought it appropriate to show you a little of what that looks like, and there are are a few more shots here.

Since Then

 finished My degree at ASU, and promptly drove home to SLC to fly to New York. With friends drove to North Carolina for a conference, and back through Washington DC. I then drove from New York to SLC, helping a friend relocate. Then I drove from SLC to LA via Yosemite and San Fransico. Then flying from LA to Dubai, and on to Uganda. Where I spent a month and a half with Mandy. At the end we traveled between Kampala and the Kenyan coast. After which I flew to Dubai and on to Milan. I traveled from there to Rome. I flew home to SLC for my grandfathers wedding. Then I moved to Los Angeles for grad school.

There's more where that came from! Check out the photo album.

Everything is better in the spring.

Moab, Ut where I made my decision to go to Africa. Thanks Dale! Here is the photo album

Spring Break 2009