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Sebastian Madre, Hannes Hehemann
Unwiederholbare Experimente
Gipsmodell, 2017
© Sebastian Madre, Hannes Hehemann |
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Image Spaces: Biology and Building |
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| 20 April to 21 May, 2018 |
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| Opening: Thursday, 19 April, 7pm |
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Pier Luigi Nervi
Salzlagerhallen, Tortona, Italien
© CC-BY-SA-4.0 |
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Coincidence or evolution? Microscopic diatoms and post-war domed structures often exhibit the same underlying structural features, even though we have evidence that these coincidences were not deliberately intended by the architect. Inspired by this surprising discovery, in 1961 biologist Gerhard Helmcke and architect Frei Otto founded the interdisciplinary working group <Biology and Building> at the Technische Universität Berlin.
The objective of this collaboration was to reach a better understanding of biology, technology and architecture, and to outline the principles of “natural building”. Their research aims first of all to bring about an improved understanding of our surroundings, but also to ensure that the future of our architectural environment is informed by the tension between technology and nature. |
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Diatomeen (Kieselalgen) in elektronenmikroskopischer Vergrößerung
Silbergelatinepapier, um 1962, Sammlung Berthold Burkhardt, Braunschweig
© Lehrstuhl und Institut für Biologie und Anthropologie Prof. Dr. J.-G. Helmcke |
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Three-dimensional electron microscopy, early methods of computer-based graphics (like Konrad Zuse’s Graphomat) and other methods of visualization make it possible to identify analogies between nature and technology.
Building upon the collaboration between Helmcke and Otto, this exhibition takes a look at research in the field of architecture, art and science that deals with the relationship between perception, image and knowledge. It was curated in collaboration with students from the Design Faculty and the Institute for History and Theory of Design at the Universität der Künste Berlin, and from the History of Science Module in Faculty I at the Technische Universität Berlin. |
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Li Chi Hsiao, Hsiang fu Chen
Dia to me, AR Installation, 2018
© Li Chi Hsiao, Hsiang fu Chen |
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An exhibition by the Universität der Künste Berlin and the Kunstbibliothek of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. With works from:
Cristina Achury | Yakup Altun | Hsiang fu Chen | Elisabeth Eichler | Mads Fransen | Hannes Hehemann | Li Chi Hsiao | Junqiao Huang | Kathrin Hunze | Xiangying Li | Sebastian Madré | Océane Réveillac | Philipp Rohé | Liu Ting | Wiebke von Bremen | Marie Vorbeck | Yanik Wagner | Julius Winkler (Universität der Künste Berlin, Fakultät Gestaltung) | Luise Beddies | Denise Bode | Franziska Brecht | Johanna Geßner | Benjamin Gruber | Gloria Manna | Maria Niklaus | Caterina Otto | Elisa Quast | Jessica Reißig | Elisabeth Silberbach | Stephanie Ventura | Josephine Wunderlich. |
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Frei Otto Zeltstruktur des Olympia-Stadions und -Parks, München
© Jorge Royan / www.royan.com.ar / CC BY-SA 3.0 |
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