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A somewhat chaotic multidisciplinary collection of visual art, photography, design, architecture, poetry, and literature.

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Richard Long
Nomad Circle
Mongolia, 1996

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Ettore Sottsass Jr.
Metafore
1972-1979

“Sottsass was questioning the act of building as well as the underpinnings of industrial culture. He then abandoned this artistic production to focus on writing and design. His “constructions” are a sort of “study of the language of architecture” (Barbara Radice), on the link between oneself and the physical environment. These temporary structures are composed of humble and fragile elements, bits of string, wood, ribbons, leaves, rocks, bits of clothing, etc., referring to the precariousness of things.

Sottsass wrote: “I felt a deep necessity to visit deserted places, mountains, to establish a new physical relationship with the cosmos, which is the only environment there is, precisely because it cannot be measured, anticipated, controlled or known...”

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From Hans Arp and El Lissitzky’s Kunstismen / The “Isms” of Art 1924

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Iannis Xenakis, Le Corbusier
Philips Pavilion Expo 58
Brussels, Belgium
1958
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Gianni Colombo [Gruppo T]
Strutturazione acentrica
1962
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Gruppo T exhibition at Galleria Pater with Lucio Fontana
Alfio Di Bella
Milan, 1960

“…the Group T (so called referring to the concept of time, as a new variable of becoming in a space-time dimension that fully involves the user), while relying on a collectivist idea of the artistic work that led to the proposition of works with the signature "Gruppo T", never completely dissociated production from individual personalities as it did elsewhere for other groups who chose to sign their works only and exclusively behind a sign. For more than a decade the works and actions of Group T have raised the problem of the habitability of the work (environment-work) and its interaction with the spectator, becoming the pioneers of operating modes then gained in the next decade.”

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Agnes Martin
Untitled
1960
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Germano Celant
Art Povera, Praeger Publishers
New York, NY, and Washington, D.C.
1969
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Jørn Utzon
Espansiva
Hellebæk, Denmark
1969

“The Espansiva system was designed to offer the user complete freedom of choice for planning their building as well as for extending and altering it at any time. […]

Each type of module configuration has different circulation within its larger composition. This allows the compositions to both inform and be informed by the configurations intended use. This flexibility of purpose was Utzon’s main concept while designing Espansiva.”

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Kazuo Kawasaki
トントン / Ton Ton
1984
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Hiroshi Sugimoto
Marion Palace, Ohio
1980
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Eva Hesse
Herman Landshoff
1968
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Christo
Valley Curtain
1970-1972
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