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Rebecca Bayer

Continuing Studies Instructor

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Education:

MArch, University of British Columbia
MFA, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design
BFA, Queen's University

Bio

Rebecca Bayer is a multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of art, architecture and public space. Her work explores how sensory experience, memory and social connection shape an understanding of place. She engages themes of environmental stewardship and the transformative effects of light and colour. Rebecca has completed site-specific public artworks for 221A, the City of Vancouver, the Edmonton Arts Council, and the Toronto Transit Commission, among others.

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Courses

Course Name Department Course Code Term
Industrial Design CSID 121 CS27/SP

Description

In this course, you will explore hands-on design to develop 3D concepts through fabrication, an effective approach applicable across various 3D design disciplines, including architectural design, industrial design, furniture, wearable items, and sculptural displays. You will be introduced to strategies for generating and refining 3D designs by manipulating space, mass, proportion, contrast and balance. Through a series of design projects, you will apply fundamental principles of three-dimensional design to create both sculptural and functional objects. The course emphasizes ideation and concept development while exploring forms and materials. Imaginative experimentation and problem-solving are at the heart of this hands-on learning experience.

Material List: Be prepared for your course. Download the material list to purchase items before your first class.

Pre-requisites

No prerequisites.