Two planes.
One exchange.
Diagonal Exchange is a fictional studio arranging materials, displays and small spatial details. These original paper studies show how one fold changes a composition.
Explore the demonstration work
A / Flat composition. Original illustrative study.
B / Folded composition. Original illustrative study.
50% folded composition revealed.
Fictional demonstration, not actual client work. Compare the effect of a fold, not a performance outcome.
A simple working order.
Bring the material.
Share the purpose, setting, dimensions and existing pieces. We agree what needs to be arranged.
Try the relation.
Review an initial composition and how each part meets the next.
Prepare the handoff.
Confirm the final dimensions, words and materials before artwork or setup instructions are prepared.
Read an illustrative scopeQuestions before the cut.
Can I start with one object?
Yes. A small complete arrangement is a useful starting scope. Agree the actual pieces and responsibilities directly.
Is fabrication included?
The sample scope includes a composition plan and handoff. Production, shipping and physical installation are agreed separately.
Keep the text level.
A diagonal can define a boundary without turning the words. Our material note follows a flat sheet into an upright fold and asks what changes for the viewer.
Read the material noteThe experiment is simple: hold the objects steady, change one plane, look again.
What needs arranging?
Tell us the purpose, place and material you are working with.
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