41:15 the juxtaposition of weight/presence in the focal points (concrete vs. light) acts as a vivid example of the "architecture + landscape" description of site constructions. concrete is the quintessential element of the former and sunlight the latter.
1:19:34 this one reminds me of Rauschenberg's Erased de Kooning Drawing (1953) where the art is in the lack/removal of something else. why didn't we redefine non-sculptural art using similar axes when this happened?
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41:15 the juxtaposition of weight/presence in the focal points (concrete vs. light) acts as a vivid example of the "architecture + landscape" description of site constructions. concrete is the quintessential element of the former and sunlight the latter.
Congrats man, you are a true teacher
Thanks a lot for these lectures. I'm learning a lot!!
lOVE Jon Anderson videos
1:19:34 this one reminds me of Rauschenberg's Erased de Kooning Drawing (1953) where the art is in the lack/removal of something else. why didn't we redefine non-sculptural art using similar axes when this happened?
Congrats