How resilient is cultural heritage?
Far from mass tourism attractions, a narrow cobble-stoned Parisian alley tells us the story of carpenters who came from Holland and Germany during the sixteenth… Read More »How resilient is cultural heritage?
Far from mass tourism attractions, a narrow cobble-stoned Parisian alley tells us the story of carpenters who came from Holland and Germany during the sixteenth… Read More »How resilient is cultural heritage?
At D0, a Parisian “passage” witnessing the richness of its legacy faces climate change consequences. It seems to be under pressure from the gauze strips… Read More »A cobble-stoned Parisian alley.
If the Enlightment is recognized for an outstanding intellectual and philosophical development, its emergence coincided with theories “from another time”. In her review (1) on… Read More »Chelsea, NYC, 24th street.
Metro Bastille, Paris, is a series of five diptychs picturing the artificial subway design and how it produces mental gaps in our relations with others.… Read More »Metro Bastille.
This diptych questions the issues of care and vulnerability in the urban public space. It refers to our collective ability to address such issues seen… Read More »Chelsea, NYC, 24th street.
Little attention is given to the way urban morphology echoes resilience and how urban fabric can be linked to social construction. The connection between urban… Read More »Connecting art, urban grid and vulnerability.
At D0, two windows: one is reflecting the outside, operating beyond the frame; the other leaves to imagine the inside mapping of the world. Mullions… Read More »Connecting art, urban grid and vulnerability.
At D0, two water tanks on a brownstone building roof reflect in an urban river. The sky threatens Manhattan. Imaginary boats are ready to accost… Read More »Is NYC retreat inevitable?
Irene, Sandy, Andrea, Arthur, Bill, Bonnie, Matthew, Cindy, Jose, Maria, Philippe, Gordon, Michael. Thirteen names for thirteen cyclones during the past decade amongst a list… Read More »Is NYC retreat inevitable?
At D0, a static and balanced block of five wall pieces surrounds a blue canvas representation. On each block, lines act as graffiti recalling the… Read More »When Hollings meets Kandinsky