Monday 18 May 2009

Amir H Fallah





















































Title: Sheltered
Date: 2007
Info: Fort installed at "Under The Indigo " show at The Third Line gallery in Dubai, UAE. The fort was built onsite with found wood, scrap metal, recycled nails and paint found in the galleries surrounding neighborhood. Dimensions variable.

Amir H Fallah




















































Title: Sheltered
Date: 2007
Info: A 2 story fort/terrarium made of 90% recycled materials and including living plants for Rogue Wave 07' at L.A. Louver Gallery in Venice, CA. 2007. Painted camoflauge on the outside and flourescent hunting orange on the inside. Materials: Paint, found wood, plexi, soil, cacti and succulents, ceramic pots, and panties. 240 x96 x 80 inches

Refugee Housing















































Artists: Suzan Wines and Azin Valy

Architects at I-Beam Design constructed a house for refugees made from wooden shipping pallets in a New York warehouse. Palettes are versatile, recyclable, sustainable, and easily assembled. Their transportation cost is negligible because they are used to carry shipments of clothing, food, and medical supplies to disaster areas.

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Preliminary documentation of my final show piece. Using pallet wood sourced from building sites and construction yards, i deconstructed them into individual planks to begin building. The connection to their original usage is clearly identifiable without them having to remain in their pallet-shaped forms, this provided a strong enough link to their source without each having to retain their shape.