Artist Armelle Caron abstracts urban city plans, deconstructing them to identify fragments and classifying blocks by size and shape:
"In this way, Caron reveals a hidden experience to any pedestrian, by reshaping the banality of diverse urban fabrics. She translates them into a sort of notes on a score. And in this score, one can re-read the rhythm of a city with rectangular blocks, mega-blocks, super-blocks, medieval corners, triangular Baroque language, or longitudinal coastal strips."
via deconcrete
Thursday, February 10, 2011
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