Space of the Water
25Apr
CENTRAL's cross-sectional exhibition in the series 'Amplifying Nature'. These are projects that speak in an investigative way about the circulation of water and its connection to social practices. The scale of their projects is determined not by the size of the object, but by the scale of the phenomena to which it connects us. Flows - thermodynamic interdependencies between different forms of life and existence - are as important to CENTRALA as buildings. The Rain Pavilion, for example, responds to and transfers water precipitation and is ultimately created through the construction of water flow. CENTRALA also shows architecture through gravity, light, wind; they are even elements of architectural designs, their modules, folds, 'bodies without organs'.
