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Adrian Bryce Taylor

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Art, Architecture, Design, Digitally.

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Adrian Bryce Taylor

  • Approach
  • Places
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  • Artefacts
  • Systems
  • Thoughts
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Understanding Notation via VR

June 7, 2020 Adrian Taylor
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As funded by UTS and lead by Matthew Austin, we performed research with a group of first year architecture students investigating the value of VR as a tool for decoding architectural drawings. Conducted during first trimester 2017 in UTS DAB.

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In Research, Education

Structure from stabilised motion

October 8, 2019 Adrian Taylor
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Methods to accurately capture 3D space are time intensive and often require bespoke equipment. I've investigated a method of capturing the impression of a place rather than the precise outcomes only laser scanning can provide.

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In Documentation, Research

Spring festival is Captured

July 7, 2019 Adrian Taylor
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There are certain aspects that art preservation programs seem to entirely miss when making the switch to digital. The question remains what aspects are they missing?

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In Documentation, Research

Burning Man 2018

September 20, 2018 Adrian Taylor
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Atlantis and
the Anamorphic

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Produced as part of a collaboration with Daniel Connell. They began as pair of marble sculptures, greek era, lifted from their homes in museum collections and conversational archives through their 3D scanned surrogates. Now placed in a foreign land, the arid climates of the Nevada desert, Atlantis was found, but the tangibility of its artifacts was eroded.

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In Art, Collaboration