Lessons from Architecture: What not to do with Paradigm and Syntax

For us, this is the end result of an unconsidered aesthetic: a building is not a sculpture. It is something that actual people have to use, and if it makes them feel anxious or depressed to be there, then it's a failure as an artistic project. It makes it so that they can't function, because a building envelopes the people within it – it becomes the totality of their environment. If it's bad, then they don't have a choice but to feel bad because we don't get to choose jobs based on the architecture.

Analysis, Written by: CameronCameron SummersJune 17, 2019Analysis, Art, Architecture, aesthetics, The Cheesecake Factory, La Sagrada Familia, EMP Seattle, Kurt Cobain, Joseph Campbell, Paradigm & SyntaxComment