Joscelyne Theophania
inhabitation
THE ART OF DWELLING
experiment with how humans interact with their inner selves within a safe space. in a sense, the idea of security within their abode.
the sketches on the first row which depicts the idea of humans and their structures as one. the ropes integrated the two to make them intertwined as a whole. supported with the sketches under, it is shown that the simple strokes represent the innocence and vulnerability that humans would showcase in a guarded inhabitation.
SKIN DEEP
depicted as incomplete and unpolished, represent the inner beings' growth
FIRE, FIRE!
using fire shelter exploration to show the integration of inhabitation while in the presence of external elements
exploration and site studies
resolution
