Architetture contemporanee di luce

Gabriella Liva

doi:10.6092/issn.1828-5961/3175

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Gabriella Liva IUAV Venice

Graduated with honors in Architecture in 2004, at the Faculty of Architecture, University IUAV of Venice. She won an annual research fellowship, whose results were published in F. Bergamo, G. Liva, Stereotomia: dalla pietra al digitale, Cafoscarina, Venezia, 2010. From 2006 to 2011 she has been adjunct professor at the University IUAV of Venice in Architectural Drawing, Fundamentals and Applications of Descriptive Geometry, architecture Survey and teaching assistant at the University of Udine. In 2012 she completed her PhD in "Theory and History of Representation" with a thesis entitled: The Projective Invention: Geometric Logic and Artistic Creation in Architectural Representation.

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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1828-5961/3175

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spaces of the perception, light projections, Anthony McCall

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Contemporary architecture has made us accustomed to focus our attention on the constructed space that, in its rapid evolution, has been profoundly reconfigured.
Today a new kind of architecture is overwhelmingly appearing, generated by installative components closely related to our perception, able to exploit the most sophisticated tools in computing, digital and robotic. Anthony McCall interprets in a personal way, through the projection of light, the basic elements of the descriptive geometry, translating lines, words, thoughts in sculptural spaces not only in the condition of being observed, but also passed through and experienced.

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Balzola A., Monteverdi A.M. (2004), Le arti multimediali digitali, Garzanti, Milano.0

Bruno, Giuliana (2009), Pubbliche intimità. Architettura e arti visive, Bruno Mondadori, Milano, pag. 57-58.

Foster H. (2009) , Anthony McCall. Breath [the vertical works], Corraini, Mantova.

Joseph B.W., Walley J. (2005), Anthony McCall, The Solid Light Films and Related Works, Christopher Eamon, Germany.

Zellner Peter (1999), Hybrid Space: new forms in digital architecture, Thomas & Hudson, London.

http://www.anthonymccall.com/

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