Original article in Russian, 2013, isicad.ru
isicad.ru editor-in-chief: Below is a slightly abridged version of a large
report Evgeny Shirinyan published recently in his blog about his contribution
to a unique photography exhibition held at the Moscow Central House of Artists
late past February. The exhibition focused on Vyacheslav Polunin, a Soviet/Russian/planetary
comedian and performing artist, president of the Academy of Fools and founder
of the Snowshow, whose work demands that
his story should be told with utmost creativity. Perhaps the younger readers
will be at a loss to say who Polunin is, so this article is a useful piece of
information. For those who won’t find the time to click on the links given by
Shirinyan let me cite the media news: “The 5D format opens up five senses. The
viewers will see photographs, feel the smell of meadows, woods, flowers and
bread, get in touch with creativity, hear a special soundscape and taste
ice-cream made of natural ingredients and homemade cookies”.
I would have recommended to read the article below even if it had been a
simple report. However, Evgeny also describes the process of both standard and
unconventional application of such tools as SketchUp (for modeling) and Rhino (for computation), reflects on interactions with real model producers
and looks into possibilities of teamwork based on BIM.
Evgeny Shirinyan is a Moscow Architectural Institute lecturer, Digital
Culture module supervisor at the Moscow School of Architecture (MARCH), PARALAB
group member, PROSAPR blogger and also isicad.ru active contributor and
commentator. Among his publications are CAD and Art, or the Fascinating
Potential of SpaceClaim, BIM = Architecture? On
the Development of Architectural Education, and Inforbix — a View
from the Outside, or Web 3.0 is Already in the Making.
Courtesy of the author, the present publication has
drawn on Evgeny’s post SLAVA DURAK, or the
Way It Was.
