POST-TECHNOLOGY
3D printing
digital images
3D printing
digital images
architect of the mind
"I like elements which are hybrid rather than 'pure,' compromising rather than 'clean,' distorted rather than 'straightforward,' ambiguous rather than 'articulated,' perverse as well as impersonal, boring as well as 'interesting,' conventional rather than 'designed,' accommodating rather than excluding, redundant rather than simple, ... inconsistent and equivocal rather than direct and clear. I am for messy vitality over obvious unity ... I am for richness of meaning rather than clarity of meaning. More is not less." - Robert Venturi “Complexity in Contradiction”
Impossible Architecture
“Architecture depends on gravity and capitalism.” - (former) UBC Professor of Architecture
What we call “architecture” today, could hardly qualify as architecture in historical terms. In the past, the greatest architecture was impractical and nearly impossible to justify. This body of work combines multiple domains of knowledge and various media, including 3D printing and artificially modified spaces. These spatial events have something in common: error, glitch, decay and most importantly, they reveal dimensions beyond perception.
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