MUSÉE 29 – EVOLUTION
Evolution explores the concepts of progress, transformation, growth, and advancement in an age when images are taking a dramatic shift in the role they play in our lives.
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For all the anthropomorphist perspective and personification trope Seidenberg has used in photographing the abandoned farmhouses, the personified tone is not a fantasy, neither a fiction.
And several decades later, with awe and in reflection, when we again look at Stoller’s photographs, there also rises a question that only reveals itself with time: what gives Stoller’s work its timelessness?
Ger Atelier redefines tradition with their modern Inflatable Mongolian Yurt: a blend of ancient allure and innovative design for today's nomadic spirit.
Renzo Piano's CERN design merges science and art; through Clemence's lens, it's a testament to humanity's insatiable quest for knowledge.
Through Tamara Uribe's lens, Filux Lab emerges as a dynamic interplay of art and architecture, a testament to the transformative power of light and an incubator for artistic creativity.
Step into 'The New World' — Zaha Hadid Architects' revolutionary expedition, weaving together architectural marvels, groundbreaking tech, and sustainable futures.
“The Gilder Center is designed to invite exploration and discovery that is not only emblematic of science, but also such a big part of being human.”
Le Corbusier’s vision embodies modernist idealism; a resilient, functional Brutalist icon, fostering communal living utopia.
“People from all walks of life can see themselves reflected in this stunning kaleidoscopic canopy.”
Poetic Innovation Amidst Tradition - Keqiao Boutique Hotel, where waterways and rooftops mirror each other, crafting a habitable canvas of poetry.
“The city is a framework for rehearsal, where the horizontal field of activity becomes a convivial palace for innovation, memory, and change.”
Lauren Halsey’s monumental commission at The Met blends Afrofuturism and ancient Egyptian symbolism, creating an architectural archive reflecting her South Central Los Angeles neighborhood. This work both documents community vitality and challenges conventional art boundaries.
Paul Clemence’s Modern Mirage deftly blends architecture, natural environment, and light to create a contemporary visual symphony. Reflecting Oscar Niemeyer’s timeless designs on the wind-kissed Pampulha Lake, it is an eloquent tribute to Modern architecture.
Barbara Kasten’s Architecture & Film, works spanning from 2015 to 2020, transcend the confines of art forms, intertwining light, architecture, and film to create a unique phenomenological exploration of space, challenging our perceptions and inspiring a reimagining of the familiar.
The Triple Folly, a whimsical pavilion conceived by Thomas Demand and executed by Caruso St John, presents a playful fusion of art and architecture. Its chameleon-like form, inspired by paper objects, captivates viewers with its eccentric charm.
