Yukihiro Taguchi

Yukihiro Taguchi - Moment (2007)

performative installation, Berlin

"It has been three and a half weeks of work. Yukihiro Taguchi has completed a daily effort for his installation making use of the slats of the wooden floor of air garten. Going there every day, his working attitude is similar to that of any ordinary employee. He comes when the project space opens, works between 3 and 5 p.m. and then goes home. And just like in a ordinary job, there are few rules.

Rule number 1: The show changes every day, meaning that visitors will always see a different piece.

Rule number 2: The only fixed points are a red crowbar, left in a corner of the white and grey room, and screws from the wooden slats lying on the floor." (txt: http://www.vonhundert.de/index.php?id=32)

http://yukihirotaguchi.com/

Pecha Kucha Ghent - vol. 9

PechaKucha Ghent Vol.9
Kantoorgebouw GDW, Gent
16 maart 2011 - 20u20

Niel Iwens, Journalist
Anne Verstuyven, weergaloos werkwillende weduwe
Gilles Coulier, Regisseur
Thomas Vervaet, Curator van TEDx Ghent
Pieterjan Gijs & Arnout Van Vaerenbergh, Architecten
Mien De Graeve, Programmaregisseur Gent 2020
Maaike Eggermont, Oprichtster van Sudbury Gent
Pieter Van den Dorpe, Architect
Katleen Verbeek, flanders synergy
Lorenzo Bown, Founder LetMeShowYou
Koen Van Damme, Architectuurfotograaf
Organisatoren Wereldkampioen regeringsvormen Gent, organisatoren



http://www.pecha-kucha-ghent.org/vol-9/

Bruno Cals

Bruno Cals - Horizontes

Bruno Cals (°1967 Rio, Brazil)

http://www.brunocals.com.br/

Andre Peniche

Andre Peniche (°1982) - Ibere Camargo Museum

http://www.andrepeniche.com/
http://www.behance.net/Peniche/frame

Larissa Fassler

 Larissa Fassler - kotti (2008)

 Larissa Fassler - Alexanderplatz (2006)

Larissa Fassler - Hallesches Tor (2005)

http://www.larissafassler.com/

Matias Bechtold

 Matias Bechtold - Bechtold City

 Matias Bechtold - Kreisstadt

Matias Bechtold - Rakete

http://matias-bechtold.de/

SerraGlia

SerraGlia - Mute Spaces

"The quality of space is critical for living: humans are able to adapt to a great diversity of climates, environments and, especially nowadays, even to ugliness. The aim of this ongoing project is to show silent spaces in Helsinki made by “mute” architecture. These images introduce an alternative way of perception which is placed between photographic language (typical for built architecture), and digitally created images (typical for unbuilt architecture). This intermediate language, between reality and image, shows new ways how the city can be perceiving in a way that people notice things they didn’t before: hopefully the city may be seen with new-critical eyes..." (txt: SerraGlia)

http://www.serraglia.com/