By Nitika Agarwal
Photography: Courtesy the designers
Stop Motion, a cinema hall designed
by Virginia Lung and Ajax Law is inspired by stop-motion animation, a technique
that has a long history in film-making…
A design rises above
excellence, when it transcends the boundaries of aesthetics and functionality and
sets out to express the intent with which it was designated. Creative leads of
‘One Plus Partnership’, an award winning interior design studio, demonstrate
their adroitness and acumen of designing spaces, driven by specific themes that
celebrate the inspiration and the underlying intent. They have chiselled the
Stop Motion cinema to perfection!
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The design attempts to draw
an analogy with the beginning of cinema, where an object was positioned and controlled
between individually photographed frames that appeared to be in motion, when shown
as a continuous sequence. The interior of the cinema animates this process of
film making, where frames at various levels appear to unite, so as to produce
an illusion of a moving picture.
The counter made in stone,
is split into parts and aligned are various angles, inspired by characters in a
science fiction movie that disintegrate and unite to result in a singular entity.
The ceiling comprises a collection of light boxes or slides, all in varying
shapes and sizes; randomly arranged but appearing to be flying towards the same
direction to result in a cohesive form. The walls and other lighting fixtures
are also designed in a similar manner so as to narrate the art of one-time film
making by appearing in parts that could blend and result in a single image.
The design, its function and
materials appear to be incidental in this project. The space is designed with the
intent to narrate the art of film making through its colours and overall
aesthetic. The design is as dynamic as a film set and evidently expresses the
essence of cinema.
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A creative expression lends
a share of its designer’s perspective to the audience. As I understand, its
significance strengthens if it reaches to communicate with its users.
What a beautiful space. Great article.
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