Architect Aristide Antonas will be speaking tonight, Tuesday, June 8, at the Bauhaus-Universität in Weimar, Germany. Antonas's Flickr set has long been a favorite of mine, as it thoroughly documents his work, which radically reuses…
The floating room is proposed as a way of working within the space of image archives. It shows a systematic attitude to interpret disjunction. We have to firstly confess that there are three elements in this strange archaeology of the…
A constructive naïveté, where naming and defining is in the same time identified to the artistic character and to the 'work of art' 'itself', is under preparation. We examine fragments cut out from their background and…
Instead of discard the existing transportation wagons, he thinks about this particular garbage as a system of ‘abandoned spaces’. They form rooms that can still move or can function again as movable. They can be used as…
Simple concrete foundations and elementary water pools are proposed by Aristide Antonas in collaboration with Katerina Koutsogianni, to be installed in non hospitable beaches or arid hills nearby the sea. The room units form independent…
The project is also proposed as a comment about the Internet society, depicting in an landscape project something strangely familiar: a concrete image of this abstract social condition that humanity experiences for the first time in…
Das folgende Projekt ist mir vom den Architekten Aristide Antonas persönlich vorgestellt wurden. Es ist zwar eine Studie, passt aber recht gut in den Themenbereich…
Something insignificant or common is transformed into a find or it is named a find. In this particular case a common two floor bus becomes a find. In the process the find is then described as an architectonic piece. What does this mean?…
