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Jack Brindley. Blueprint (London to Amsterdam, 2013), 2013
Dazed Digital - Interview
Artist of the week Converse/Dazed 2013 award Short interview here. Text by Susanna Davis-Crook
New work and thoughts on leaning
A2 photocopy, Acrylic, Timber
Roads Ministry Tbilisi
Roads Ministry Tbilisi 25 x 35 Pixels - (pencil on paper, 28x38cm)
Roads Ministry Tbilisi 100 x 120 Pixels - (pencil on paper, 56x75cm)
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Cloud-Irons
Wolkenbügel or 'Cloud-Irons', were horizontal skyscrapers proposed by El Lissitzky (A Russian artist, architect and typographer) in the 1920's. They were to be built at major intersections of the Boulevard Ring in Moscow. Each Wolkenbügel was a 180-meter-wide slab raised 50 meters above street level. Lissitzky's rational was that as long as humans cannot fly, moving horizontally is natural and vertical is not.
Although argued to have superior insulation and ventilation than regular 'American-styled' towers the Wolkenbügel were too drastic of a project to be built.
The above pencil drawing is made of 3,000 pixels. Displaying a compromise of visual information in a gridded format.