Beyond Bauhaus RIBA Exhibition

Instead of a literal translation of the Bauhaus aesthetic, we propose an architectonic experience that evokes both its original ethos and its current deviations. Our exhibition explores a severe sense of order, a kind of rational objectivity, together with a rather oblique presentation of the archival material.

Thus, the proposed exhibition is an open structure, an interior without walls.

The resulting space is transformed into a dense, almost solid, labyrinth-like atmosphere.

Every column can be perceived as a silent element within the regular formation.

After meandering through the gallery, visitors encounter a series of singular figures floating in space.

These basic forms, in a diverse range of sizes and heights, are perforations (more than peepholes yet less than windows) that allow for that content to be revealed within every column.

On the one hand, to consider that this is mainly bi-dimensional material that needed to be extended to a three-dimensional presentation; on the other, to consider that the pieces are not a work of art in themselves but process material.