![[schema banner]](schema.gif)
Robert Elder Marks Lloyd
Thesis Exhibition - May, 1997
Master of Fine Arts in Crafts
Metals /
Jewelry / CAD-CAM Area
Tyler School of Art of Temple University
Elkin's Park, Pennsylvania
- schema
- a diagram; a plan of action
Schema
is a collection of objects, the designs of which are based
upon schematic symbols or abstractions. Some symbols are from architectural blueprints.
Some are icons determined by international standards committees. Others are abstractions
of mathematical concepts. All of the schemata are generalized, 2-dimensional marks. They
echo the generic fixtures that are installed by default on the walls of America.
What follows is a presentation of my translation of these schema into specific, 3-dimensional objects for the home. Each object is presented first as the schema which inspired it. Then the 3-dimensional object is revealed in stages through different views and animations.
I would like to thank my friends and family for their love and support and baby sitting efforts above and beyond the call of duty.
REML, Spring 1997
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