Has space never existed?
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The collaboration between the Danish-Icelandic artist O. Eliasson and Chinese architect Ma Yansong:
Rather than considering their respective disciplines separately, Ma and Eliasson focused on the creative process as a whole, blurring the boundaries between art and architecture. In the dematerialized environment the two have created, viewers experience a heightened awareness. “Space has never existed,” says Ma, “but rather exists only in the specific feelings it induces.”
(Architectural Record notes)
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Permalink Reply by ArchitectureLinked on -
Marilda, great post. Looks like the video didn't quite embed right. Make sure to click on the HTML tab before you paste the embed code into the post. You can edit the discussion any time. Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Tyson on -
I think this is an interesting idea. I'm not a huge fan of sensory overload, but I like the concept of masking space to alter the experience. I think there are lots of spatial configurations that can be generated from this type of exploration.
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Permalink Reply by Marilda Antonini on -
Hy tyson, I think spatial configuration is a effect of relations between body moviment and time, is a result of human action in time. See this video below, it's another way to show the same idea! and it is a fun animation too.
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