October 2010
27 posts
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“By believing passionately in something that still does not exist, we create it. The nonexistent is whatever we have not sufficiently desired”
-Franz Kafka
” —Ten:19 Ten
Program (thesis?) Statement:
Installation in this model would be guided by programmatic purpose. It would act as a flexible structure that gives a framework for the installations use. The discipline of architecture informs the installations intended programmatic purpose while installation allows this intention to be playful and interactive. The physical becomes an extension of the program. Users can occupy, manipulate and define in a dynamic way tangible spaces and in effect, tangible programs. Program evolves from a static function, to a dynamic experiment. In this model, program becomes a product of an event that both evolve over a (temporary) period of time.
“in today’s world where railway stations become museums and churches become nightclubs a point is being made: the complete interchangeability of form and function, function does not follow form and form does not follow function.”
— Bernard Tschumi (via experienceandexpression)
“Art for art’s sake, rarely has its corollary in architecture”
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