Terrestrial Tales urbanism Music has been dematerialized

Music has been dematerialized

through the idiosyncrasies

Brutalism: Now and Then offers a comparative outlook on the differences and similarities between some of the undervalued brutalist buildings of the past and some of the most successful brutalist architecture and design of the moment

and how one lets it peep out from behind the corner of a building

the 2014 Sharjah Biennial

Terrestrial Tales urbanism Music has been dematerializedA collection of representations of the globe over the last 2,000 years, the book Terrestrial Tales serves to not only open up a discourse on how we see the world but also show how our world is constructed as a compendium of divergent or competing narratives that shape and confirm our view of it and with that, our own self image. moreEach of the illustrations is supplemented with a short description. Taken together, they juxtapose the everyday with the