Recent EntriesDesign Zone Qatar: Fossil Fuel Logic and Design Thinking
August 2010 The Design Council Design Index, 5 Years Later June 2010 Case Study: Mobile Phones April 2010 The 2012 Logo April 2010 Generative: Experimental Font Download February 2010 Sustainable by Creative Collaboration: Developing the Blueprint for a Zero-carbon Community in the Desert January 2010 On the History of Culture, Architecture and Design January 2010 The Invention of Leisure: Hot Dogs, Dreamland and the Globe Tower January 2010 From Walkman to Ipod December 2009 The Root of Management October 2009 Mozart, Globalisation, and Geometry July 2009 The Shape of Innovation May 2009 CUBES by Mario Gagliardi May 2009 The Lemon and the Cheese May 2009 A Parallel Design Process for Dynamic Media April 2009 Spaces Of Memory April 2009 F O R M A L P O P Superstructures April 2009 Design and Difference February 2009 Generative Animation December 2008 Design Zone Qatar October 2008 Mario Gagliardi | Biography September 2008 ACH: Observations on Architecture July 2008 The Four Ps June 2008 More Designers, but Less Design: Designers Need to Think and Act Globally June 2008 The Chasm June 2008 © 2006-2010 Mario Gagliardi  This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License. |
Friday, April 17. 2009Spaces Of MemorySpaces of Memory: A photographic travel through space and time, with visits to Bangkok, Beijing, Brasilia, Cairo, Colombo, Graz, Hangzhou, Hong Kong, Istanbul, Paris, Rarotonga, Salzburg, San Francisco, Seoul, Shanghai, Tokyo, Venezia, and Vienna. The places here are places where things once happened. These are spaces of memory - spaces where something was. This can be spaces where something was anticipated, but did not arrive; Or places where something, which was there, is gone. Brasilia is a case in point, a place of a grand ambition which was stopped, yet the ambition still lingers. In Beijing and Shanghai history happened again and again, but was - and is - repeatedly replaced. Vienna is full of past and the present at times tries to fit in. In all these places there is something which is not seen, but remembered - in the light, in traces and artifacts, and in the minds of people. 
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