We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Owners of the lands upon which our campuses are situated, the people of the Boon Wurrung and Woi Wurrung, who have created art, made music and told their stories here for thousands of generations.
Made possible by a VCA Foundation Engagement Grant
Site Credits: Bien Studio, Allan Pooley, John Ford, Lisa Mibus.
Faculty of Fine Arts and Music
The University of Melbourne (Australian University)
PRV12150 / CRICOS 00116K
Set Design 'The Tempest'
The Black Box with Models-1:50 Scale Model
Set Design 'The Tempest'
Act 1 Scene 1 - 1:50 Scale Model
Set Design 'The Tempest'
Act 1 Scene 1- 1:50 Scale Model
Set Design 'The Tempest'
Act 1 Scene 2 - 1:50 Scale Model
Set Design 'The Tempest'
Act 4 Scene 1 -1:50 Scale Model
Set Design 'The Tempest'
Act 3 Scene 2 - 1:50 Scale Model
Set Design 'The Tempest'
Act 5 Scene 1 - 1:50 Scale Model
Set Design 'The Tempest'
Epilogue - 1:50 Scale Model
Costume Design 'The Tempest'
Characters
Evie Jinyi Hou is a graduate of the Bachelor of Design, majoring in Graphic Design and Performance Design. With a passion for bringing creative visions to life, her design work weaves together different art forms.
Evie's receptiveness to diverse art cultures and expressions fuels an ongoing aesthetic exploration, all while pursuing the objective of crafting contemporary designs infused with personal creativity.
'The Tempest'
The set design concept for The Tempest draws the theme of storms and surveillance. Influenced by the eye of storm and wind-erosion landscapes with surrealist paintings, this stage design is characterised with fluid, linear, volumetric elements as the core components.
The movable and rotating devices take prominence on stage. This design delivers an immersive stage that can readily accommodate the changing demands of the narrative. An asymmetric, three-dimensional layout that offers a dynamic space all within a minimalist and powerful visual aesthetic.
Set Design 'The Tempest'
The Black Box with Models-1:50 Scale Model