Clients, 12 Ensayo subjectivity and architecture

subjectivity and architecture

such as her signature tuna tostadas

And while there is no shortage of exhibitionism nowadays

this exhibition catalog looks at the work of nine artists who have adopted forms of travel or nomadism to explore contemporary life

teacher and activist

Clients, 12 Ensayo subjectivity and architectureThe issue with the client is that the reasons why clients should pay for architecture (i. e., the reasons why rich or powerful individuals could become clients) seem to be disappearing. In fact, architecture corresponds to a singular mixture of exhibitionism and shame that leads people to try to acquire public renown (and at the same time erase the memory of how they used to make money) by contributing to the construction of the spaces of public life.