Robert Lam: Experiment 2. Importing into Crysis (Electroliquid Aggregation.)

My selected parallel projection was the 2nd one. It looked like a very interesting piece of work and yet was not complete. I decided to pick this so I can further it more in hopes that it reiterate my hypothesis. This drawing based around two individuals Isaac Newton and Sigmund Freud and the hypothesis' based around them. The two hypothesis' were Newton's "The sun held the world together", with Freuds"Drugs helped the mind advance". I thought long and hard how to piece them together. Here is my model in 3D in sketchup and imported into Crysis. The connection between the electroliquid hypothesis and the model is that it represents todays structure in thinking and the stereotype that many artists are at their greatest peak when influenced by drugs, but in fact this undertone has been carried out throughout the centuries which is reinforced by my hypothesis derived from Newton and Freud. The idea of the centre grand tower which holds all the smaller pieces in place, and then reinforced by the ground surrounding the model. It can be considered as the drug to the mind of the model, because without it, it would be floating in space or just topple over. The hollow block off the edge shows the flaws that is capable in the human mind. With as many drugs possible the mind can be furthered, pulling away from flaw. The surrounding environment is cluttered around the model, because the model holds the environment together. At it's peak.

Electroliquid hypothesis

"As drugs helps the mind advance, the mind helped the sun hold the world together."