Dynamic Spheres Triptych 2012
Panels 1 & 2 are 48"hx36"w, and Panel 3 is 48"hx60"w
Created for the large boardroom of an electronics company in Mississauga, Ontario in 2012.
The client had two goals: break up the large white wall with an abstract design, and improve the room's acoustics.
Of the two options I offered, the client chose "Dynamic Spheres". For this triptych, I drew my inspiration from office floor plans. Since this is a telecommunications company, I created a centre of gravity on the floor - the manager's desk or the president's office - anticipating how it might influence the dynamics and rhythm of the space.
For acoustic value, I lined the panels with dense polyester felt. Each panel is stretched over canvas on stretcher bars, then mounted in a 2 1/2" deep charcoal wood frame.
![stechly boardroom stechly boardroom](../userfiles/image/WEB%20BOARDROOM%201%202012%20copy(1).jpg)
Dynamic Spheres installed, from back of room
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My drawings were digitally mounted on the wall, so the client could easily envision how the triptych would work in the space
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Detail from the largest panel:
note transparent fabrics with coloured shapes beneath, all in machine appliqué.