Guillermo Kuitca — Painting without Walls (oil on canvas, 2023)
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Guillermo Kuitca — Painting without Walls (oil on canvas, 2023)
A quiet space formed beneath the sea.
Between kelp-like pillars, soundless currents move slowly through the structure.
Not a scene to observe, but a space to stay with for a while.
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Milan, Biblioteca degli Alberi, Inside Outside, 2018
The main idea of the competition design in 2003 was to add a new type of park to the urban landscape of Milan: the Biblioteca degli Alberi (Library of Trees), a new form of public park that exhibits a collection of different trees; a park that represents a modern version of the Botanic Garden; a park that through its connective web of paths and its varied cultural program becomes a Cultural Campus; a place where people can meet, enjoy and educate themselves; a place for leisure, sports, beauty and learning; a place that connects all areas and inhabitants that surround it and that is itself connected to all sides and on all levels.
Shenzhen, Stock Exchange Gardens, Inside Outside, 2013
Since the cultural exchange between the Chinese and Western cultures in the 16th century and the translation of the great Chinese classics into European languages in the 17th century, Confucianism has greatly inspired western philosophy. This exchange is visualized in the Sino-European garden where European geometry is combined with the studied asymmetry of the Chinese garden. This design considers the Stock Exchange building and its gardens as a place where this mentality of merging cultures and ages could be rendered in a contemporary manner. By interweaving building and garden, interior and exterior, public and private information and art, aesthetics and function the design concept aims to integrate the past, present and future.
Clouds, night sky, reflected city light (at East River, New York City)
08.28.16 : I’ll show you the dark side. Landscape, Michigan. softservegirl.com / archives / about
Big **THANKS!!** to Brooklyn Magazine and artist/writer Paul Behnke for including Generative Processes, the exhibition of Alex Paik and my work in their "Best of ...2015" list. A few catalogs from the exhibition remain, which includes an essay by Rose Art Museum Director Emeritus, Carl Belz. Let me know if you'd like a copy.