Showing posts with label MAPS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MAPS. Show all posts
GROWTH OVER GROWTH @TRIENNALE
GROWTH.
OVERgrowth.
Exploring
growth and Milan through imaginary architecture
a
series of imaginary architecture drawings by Stefan Davidovici in
dialogue with photos by Stefano Gusmeroli in
exhibition at the CALL OVER 35, 21stTriennale, Palazzo della Triennale, Milan June 22 to July 31 2016
“...it is in the guise of fiction that one can more easily and relentlessly tell the truth.”
Robert D. Kaplan, In Europe's Shadow
The
drawings and images are literally 'growing' together, under the eyes
of the viewer.
They
raise questions about the mechanism that makes architectural spaces
alive – the very fact that, like us, they are born, evolve, get old
and finally disappear, subject to the very flow of life and history.
The
photos and the drawings are intimately related. They grow together.
The two media are contrasting but are in a clear, active, living
dialogue.
HUMAN MAPS 1-3, 2016
The Human Maps start with the dreams of a dog, of course.
:-)
We perceive reality in a complex way that changes over time and combines our direct perceptions with patterns and abstract notions. The way we conceive the architectural space that 'matters' - the one that 'hiddes a story' - is a direct reflection of this complex perception.
MAPS, 6
The MAPS are: tree-like, three-dimensional, what cities teach when seen from the airplane, aplications of universal network patterns, drawn in a train on recycled paper, aparently random but actually highly ordered, mandalas of complex realities, road maps for whoever is able to read them.
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