"Any relationship between a building and its users is one of violence, for any use means the intrusion of a human body into a given space, the intrusion of one order into another."
- Bernard Tschumi in Architecture and Disjunction
CULT | Aimee Friberg Exhibitions is pleased to present SEXXXITECTURE, a group exhibition featuring works by Alejandro Almanza Pereda, Daniel Gerwin, Rebekah Goldstein, Roman Liška, Max Maslansky, May Wilson and Jake Ziemann.
SEXXXITECTURE explores the complex relationship between architecture and people. The works in the exhibition examine how formal design and structure dramatically shape our experience of place as well as our encounters with others. Line, color and form have the power to create intense human desire. Where and how does the aesthete get turned on? Why is a well-appointed apartment, a luxury high-rise, or a designer house such an aphrodisiac to some? The artists featured in SEXXXITECTURE engage with fantasy and anticipation through diverse media, demonstrating how the built environment informs human sexual dynamics and inviting the viewer to question how we perceive and identify cues of visual arousal.
See full press release at: http://cultexhibitions.com/exhibition/SEXXXITECTURE/
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- Bernard Tschumi in Architecture and Disjunction
CULT | Aimee Friberg Exhibitions is pleased to present SEXXXITECTURE, a group exhibition featuring works by Alejandro Almanza Pereda, Daniel Gerwin, Rebekah Goldstein, Roman Liška, Max Maslansky, May Wilson and Jake Ziemann.
SEXXXITECTURE explores the complex relationship between architecture and people. The works in the exhibition examine how formal design and structure dramatically shape our experience of place as well as our encounters with others. Line, color and form have the power to create intense human desire. Where and how does the aesthete get turned on? Why is a well-appointed apartment, a luxury high-rise, or a designer house such an aphrodisiac to some? The artists featured in SEXXXITECTURE engage with fantasy and anticipation through diverse media, demonstrating how the built environment informs human sexual dynamics and inviting the viewer to question how we perceive and identify cues of visual arousal.
See full press release at: http://cultexhibitions.com/exhibition/SEXXXITECTURE/
"Any relationship between a building and its users is one of violence, for any use means the intrusion of a human body into a given space, the intrusion of one order into another."
- Bernard Tschumi in Architecture and Disjunction
CULT | Aimee Friberg Exhibitions is pleased to present SEXXXITECTURE, a group exhibition featuring works by Alejandro Almanza Pereda, Daniel Gerwin, Rebekah Goldstein, Roman Liška, Max Maslansky, May Wilson and Jake Ziemann.
SEXXXITECTURE explores the complex relationship between architecture and people. The works in the exhibition examine how formal design and structure dramatically shape our experience of place as well as our encounters with others. Line, color and form have the power to create intense human desire. Where and how does the aesthete get turned on? Why is a well-appointed apartment, a luxury high-rise, or a designer house such an aphrodisiac to some? The artists featured in SEXXXITECTURE engage with fantasy and anticipation through diverse media, demonstrating how the built environment informs human sexual dynamics and inviting the viewer to question how we perceive and identify cues of visual arousal.
See full press release at: http://cultexhibitions.com/exhibition/SEXXXITECTURE/
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- Bernard Tschumi in Architecture and Disjunction
CULT | Aimee Friberg Exhibitions is pleased to present SEXXXITECTURE, a group exhibition featuring works by Alejandro Almanza Pereda, Daniel Gerwin, Rebekah Goldstein, Roman Liška, Max Maslansky, May Wilson and Jake Ziemann.
SEXXXITECTURE explores the complex relationship between architecture and people. The works in the exhibition examine how formal design and structure dramatically shape our experience of place as well as our encounters with others. Line, color and form have the power to create intense human desire. Where and how does the aesthete get turned on? Why is a well-appointed apartment, a luxury high-rise, or a designer house such an aphrodisiac to some? The artists featured in SEXXXITECTURE engage with fantasy and anticipation through diverse media, demonstrating how the built environment informs human sexual dynamics and inviting the viewer to question how we perceive and identify cues of visual arousal.
See full press release at: http://cultexhibitions.com/exhibition/SEXXXITECTURE/
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CULT / Aimee Friberg Exhibitions
3191 Mission st. , San Francisco, CA 94110
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