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Head Up! - part of the Romanian National Pavilion at the 13th Venice Biennale 2012
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Venice, Italy
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Head Up! - part of the Romanian National Pavilion at the 13th Venice Biennale 2012
Venice, Italy
The
main body of the exhibition is made up of a series of studies already
conducted by architects from Romania. We have noticed a concern among local architects to tackle isolated
problems of the romanian urban environment, a series of visions that
complete each other and create a holistic image of the future of
architecture.
The
exhibition has two main parts, separated by a horizontal mirroring
surface. Visitors will enter a space with unclear limits, vastly
illuminated and that creates a sensation of floating and
weightlessness. A layer of clouds at floor level (smoke created with
dry ice) gives the illusion of complete detachment. The impression is
enhanced by the mirror: looking up you will see yourself reflected
walking on clouds.Facilitated by the very low ceiling height of the exhibition space, we decided to turn the project upside down: below at entrance level are the clouds, a realm of dreaming, and above the terrestrial reality illustrated by a series of animations that depict the utopian projects described before. These will run on screens positioned in the round openings of the mirroring ceiling.
main body of the exhibition is made up of a series of studies already
conducted by architects from Romania. We have noticed a concern among local architects to tackle isolated
problems of the romanian urban environment, a series of visions that
complete each other and create a holistic image of the future of
architecture.
The
exhibition has two main parts, separated by a horizontal mirroring
surface. Visitors will enter a space with unclear limits, vastly
illuminated and that creates a sensation of floating and
weightlessness. A layer of clouds at floor level (smoke created with
dry ice) gives the illusion of complete detachment. The impression is
enhanced by the mirror: looking up you will see yourself reflected
walking on clouds.Facilitated by the very low ceiling height of the exhibition space, we decided to turn the project upside down: below at entrance level are the clouds, a realm of dreaming, and above the terrestrial reality illustrated by a series of animations that depict the utopian projects described before. These will run on screens positioned in the round openings of the mirroring ceiling.
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