the frame

I think I may also revisit the frame idea because im sick of tripping over the carpet. but instead of it being to long ill make it shorter and only have room for one sheet inside it.
I shall probably have it in the smoking area.

last existance of the sheet

so after the rain and ice and wind, the mdf wend mushy and warped.
but they did above and beyond what I wanted them too. I had left them out for just over a week.
I kept seeing people working and playing with them, studying ad examining, and I was asked more times than I can remember to explain. even the SU took photos of them.
I have now taken them down and am going to rehang them around the college. the stairwell? the revolving door? out by the attendance sheets?

sheets at night (shutter speed fun)

I wanted to take some photos of the sheets at night as apposed to the afternoons and mornings .

using the enviorment i have as a frame

so after putting up the wires on the trees then suspending the silk doubled over I realised that the mdf wasn't heavy enough to keep the sheets weighd down against the wind. so I had to find a way to get both mdf strips to stay bound so that the wind wouldn't blow the sheets away.my options where swe betweet the sheets using wire? long tacs? glue (whitch would have been quite hard because it had to be done while they where suspended.

I went with the wire,it was quick and could be done while the sheets where up

I had created spaces between the trees by hanging the sheets, they acted as borders between each tree.

I also noted that when the wind blows it acts as a vacuum blowing the sheets apart creating a new space between the folds, something I have decided to call "potential space"

and here is the sheets in all there glory.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSc70DUaE3w

first person video