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Dynamic Reciprocities: Exploring the Site of Production
There is another type of art produced when creating work – a kind of second‐order art. It consists of what is left over after a piece is made: the residue, the detritus of creation. Some contend this is often as important as the initial piece itself. Architect and teacher Peter J Baldwin has long held that this is the case. He leads us on a journey of creative archaeology through some architectural examples, revealing how that which is seldom valued – the shrapnel of creative explosions – has a poetry of its own.
Dynamic Reciprocities: Exploring the Site of Production
There is another type of art produced when creating work – a kind of second‐order art. It consists of what is left over after a piece is made: the residue, the detritus of creation. Some contend this is often as important as the initial piece itself. Architect and teacher Peter J Baldwin has long held that this is the case. He leads us on a journey of creative archaeology through some architectural examples, revealing how that which is seldom valued – the shrapnel of creative explosions – has a poetry of its own.
Dynamic Reciprocities: Exploring the Site of Production
Baldwin, Peter J (author)
Architectural Design ; 93 ; 80-87
2023-09-01
1 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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