horst kiechle's irregular forms

horst kiechle's irregular forms... October 20, 2011

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Horst Kiechle believes that,

‘an environment less dominated by orthogonality and regular grid patterns – an environment much more influenced by curves and natural irregularity – might subconsciously lead to more open-minded mental pictures of society, our relationship with nature and the world in general.’

(Quote sourced from The Australia Council for Arts in Australia here.)

Comments

Ceci — 21 October at 02:32AM

What wonderful spaces to escape to…

Robin — 24 October at 06:32AM

This is so beautiful. Thank-you for curating such a fantastic space. —Robin

Justine — 24 October at 02:33PM

Thanks Ceci, thanks Robin. xo

Lydia - Studio Mizzle — 27 October at 11:20PM

ah! He’s sooo right! So much more work for him though there so much more info in his shapes than a square place.

I would love to walk through his spaces, just feeling the vibration of the place; thanks for this post! After a couple of years after graduation and having a couple of jobs and meeting a lot of people who care more for square places I’ve almost forgotten how it should be..

Justine — 28 October at 06:08PM

Lydia, I could not stop thinking about that quote for weeks after I read it. I started becoming more aware of how four-walled everything is :) I too would love to walk through his spaces!