The structure reduces to the most minimal elements and the pieces that once were the dominant form instead suggest new spaces to move through and interact with. The box has finally been exploded and its remaining elements now form new social interactions and create new spaces.
“My aim is to see objects floating in the air, with no support (…) I am attracted to transparent materials, because transparency belongs to no specific place, and yet it exists, and is everywhere” Shiro Kuramata, 2014
“My aim is to see objects floating in the air, with no support (…) I am attracted to transparent materials, because transparency belongs to no specific place, and yet it exists, and is everywhere”
ReplyDeleteShiro Kuramata, 2014