Geometric urban landscape time and motion

The urban landscape has always fascinated me, with it's flat geometricshapes, acute angles, reflected images and deep voids experienced andjuxtaposed in the context of mobile contemporary society. The way I seemy environment is not just from a static viewpoint but experiencedthrough layers of visual memory.Time and space have become compressed through new technologies andwe are physically moving faster than ever before. As such visual perceptionalong the journey changes with increasing multiple viewpoints in a shorterperiod of time.Two dimensional images in the past were accessed only by the rich andpowerful, today our society is bombarded with high quality images.The image transferred to us through the electronic media, along with themercurial vision observed from our quick movement through space crowedour senses with a completely different, but unique concept of the builtenvironment.To visualize this movement through space, reveal connections, understandthe role perception plays and realizing the physical connection betweenmaterial and subject will lead to an aesthetic evaluation and a newunderstanding of our urban landscape