The New Modernists: Folds Blobs + Boxes, Architecture in the Digital Era
2001, English. Directed by Michael Blackwood.
The New Modernists: Folds, Blobs and Boxes, Architecture in the Digital Era approaches the topic of artistic technological advances, and the modern architects who were educated with this new influx of electronic techniques. In this detailed portrait we visit the exhibition entitled Folds, Blobs + Boxes at the Carnegie Museum of Art where ten architect/designers discuss their approaches to digital architecture with curator of the exhibition, Joseph Rosa. By abandoning the traditional notions of aesthetic beauty, scale and proportion, a new freedom has formed amongst these contemporary creators.
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The New Modernists: Folds Blobs + Boxes, Architecture in the Digital Era (2001) was directed by Michael Blackwood and stars Kenneth Frampton.