Twenty-five Sculptures in Five Dimensions
An installation about writing, design and consciousness, Twenty-five sculptures in five dimensions explored whether people could experience text as a sculptural object. As part of a collaboration with Studio Sutherl&, Tom Sharp filled a high-ceilinged church in Covent Garden with 25 plinths. Each plinth held a text created to a strict format of five syllables per line, five lines plus a title. Each piece of writing described an original, imaginary object, so that any emotional response the reader had was because of the object they conjured up, rather than language manipulation.
- Graphic DesignWriting for Graphic Design
Country
- United Kingdom
Client
- Tom Sharp
Creative Director
- Jim Sutherland
- Tom Sharp
Writer
- Tom Sharp
Designer
- Rosey Trickett
Design Agency
- Tom Sharp
- Studio Sutherl&
An installation about writing, design and consciousness, Twenty-five sculptures in five dimensions explored whether people could experience text as a sculptural object. As part of a collaboration with Studio Sutherl&, Tom Sharp filled a high-ceilinged church in Covent Garden with 25 plinths. Each plinth held a text created to a strict format of five syllables per line, five lines plus a title. Each piece of writing described an original, imaginary object, so that any emotional response the reader had was because of the object they conjured up, rather than language manipulation.
