© Nicola Chan     
Nicola Chi-Hay Chan (b. 1994 in London) is a multidisciplinary artist, architectural designer, and maker. Her work seeks to blur the boundaries between art and architecture, investigating rituals and cultural norms through speculative narratives. She works through tactile, intuitive analogue processes in dialogue with the digital tools of her architectural background. She is also committed to widening access to art and the spaces that govern it, mentoring with Arts Emergency and co-founding Jack Draw Me Like, a community life-drawing club in Hackney. Alongside her own practice, she has taught at The Bartlett School of Architecture and been a guest critic at Oxford Brookes School of Architecture. She currently works at Do Ho Suh Studio as Architecture and Research Lead.
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10.Drafting a Space

Produced at The Bartlett School of Architecture
2018


Digital scan, toile, paper

Using digital software typically attributed to that of the architect, the analogue process of pattern-making is reframed beyond its traditional limits whereby both the pattern pieces themselves and the pattern as a whole blur the boundaries between the amorphous shapes of the body and the more rigid forms of architecture. 

1/6    Drafting a Space – Pattern C, 2018, digital scan, paper
2/6    Drafting a Space – Pattern B, 2018, digital scan, paper
3/6   Drafting a Space – Pattern E, 2018, digital scan, paper
4/6    Drafting a Space – Pattern A, 2018, digital scan, paper
5/6    Drafting a Space – Pattern D, 2018, digital scan, paper
5/6    Drafting a Space – Toile, 2018, digital scan, toile