I-Park
symposium on ephemeral art and
architecture. This discussion is the culmination of a 2-week residency
involving architects, poets, artists and graphic designers from Open
City and the I-Park
Foundation, CT.
Maya Cochrane (Visual Artist/Architect, United Kingdom)
Carlos Covarrubias Fernandez (Poet, Chile)
Ralph Crispino, Jr. (I-Park Founder, U.S.)
Jose Balcells Eyquem (Sculptor, Chile)Mitchell Joachim (Architect, Terreform 1, U.S.)
Noemie Lafaurie-Debany (Landscape Architect, Balmori Associates, France/U.S.)
David Jolly Monge (Architect, Chile)
Isabel Reyes Nettle (Architect, Chile)
Tim Tsang (Composer/Musician/Performer/Producer/Remix Artist/Video Artist, Hong Kong/U.S.)
Jose Balcells Eyquem (Ciudad Abierta Founding Member/Sculptor, Chile)
Reading the Poetic Conditions of a Place
Noemie Lafaurie-Debany (Landscape Architect, Balmori Associates, France/U.S.)
Making Temporary Landscapes
Magnus Larsson (Architect/Journalist, Sweden/United Kingdom) Beyond Biomimicry: Three Ephemeral Cities
Roger Tomalty (Architect/Senior Assistant to Paolo Soleri, Arcosanti, U.S.)
Earth Casting: Forming Thin Shell Concrete onto the Arizona Desert Surface
Mark West (Architect/Product Designer, Canada)
Holding Time.
Carlos Covarrubias Fernandez (Poet, Chile)
Ralph Crispino, Jr. (I-Park Founder, U.S.)
Jose Balcells Eyquem (Sculptor, Chile)Mitchell Joachim (Architect, Terreform 1, U.S.)
Noemie Lafaurie-Debany (Landscape Architect, Balmori Associates, France/U.S.)
David Jolly Monge (Architect, Chile)
Isabel Reyes Nettle (Architect, Chile)
Tim Tsang (Composer/Musician/Performer/Producer/Remix Artist/Video Artist, Hong Kong/U.S.)
Jose Balcells Eyquem (Ciudad Abierta Founding Member/Sculptor, Chile)
Reading the Poetic Conditions of a Place
Noemie Lafaurie-Debany (Landscape Architect, Balmori Associates, France/U.S.)
Making Temporary Landscapes
Magnus Larsson (Architect/Journalist, Sweden/United Kingdom) Beyond Biomimicry: Three Ephemeral Cities
Roger Tomalty (Architect/Senior Assistant to Paolo Soleri, Arcosanti, U.S.)
Earth Casting: Forming Thin Shell Concrete onto the Arizona Desert Surface
Mark West (Architect/Product Designer, Canada)
Holding Time.