Positioned on the forecourt of the Art Gallery of South Australia, LANDED is a new site specific sculptural work commissioned by Ian Strange for the 2014 Biennial of Australian Art.
Εμφάνιση αναρτήσεων με ετικέτα Sculpture. Εμφάνιση όλων των αναρτήσεων
Εμφάνιση αναρτήσεων με ετικέτα Sculpture. Εμφάνιση όλων των αναρτήσεων
10 Most Amazing Sculptures in The World_
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| #1 Michelangelo |
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#2 Pablo Picasso
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#3 Rodin
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#4 Damien Hirst
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#5 Lady Justice
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#6 David Smith
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#7 Savannah Bird Girl Statue
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#8 The Guennol Lioness, 3rd Millennium BCE, 3.5 inches high
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#9 Henry Moore
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#10 The Angel of the North by Antony Gormley, 1998
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Social Topography by BNKR Arquitectura_
Architects: BNKRArquitectura
Design Team: Emelio Barjau, Sebastian Suarez, Cesar Ruiz, Cesar Saldivar, Fidel Arteaga, Jorge Alcántara, Enrique Ramírez, Martha Alanís, José Luis Guerrero, Omar Vega and Leonora Zepeda
Area: 150 sqm
Photography: Emelio Barjau
Location: Cd. Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico
In 2012 BNKR Arquitectura built the Upcycling Pavilion that operated as the cafeteria of Expo CIHAC, the largest architecture and construction exhibition in Latin America that takes place every year in Mexico City. It was a self-promoted project, built with 5,000 soda crates that aimed to serve as an example of how to accomplish a sustainable pavilion that won’t end in the trash once the exhibition was over, like the rest of the pavilions. When the expo culminated, the crates were returned to the soda company to continue its original use and function: to carry sodas.
Design Team: Emelio Barjau, Sebastian Suarez, Cesar Ruiz, Cesar Saldivar, Fidel Arteaga, Jorge Alcántara, Enrique Ramírez, Martha Alanís, José Luis Guerrero, Omar Vega and Leonora Zepeda
Area: 150 sqm
Photography: Emelio Barjau
Location: Cd. Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico
In 2012 BNKR Arquitectura built the Upcycling Pavilion that operated as the cafeteria of Expo CIHAC, the largest architecture and construction exhibition in Latin America that takes place every year in Mexico City. It was a self-promoted project, built with 5,000 soda crates that aimed to serve as an example of how to accomplish a sustainable pavilion that won’t end in the trash once the exhibition was over, like the rest of the pavilions. When the expo culminated, the crates were returned to the soda company to continue its original use and function: to carry sodas.
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