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Refractions – Artistic Research in Architecture
Architecture can be a process of searching for answers, whether in the form of manifestoes, poetics, essays, or physical models or drawings. This book investigates how architects undertake such a search, and perhaps—if the arbitrariness of the process and the directed, reflective effort should coincide happily—discover new paths in the field’s topography.
Artistic research has been discussed for decades within architecture and other artistic disciplines. Yet clarification still remains necessary with respect to the relation between art and science, and to such concepts as research and knowledge, to the extent that these stand in relation to artistic research. How can certain practices and methods result in particular types of systematic work? What links can be traced, or can be established, between creative work and interpretive work—that is, among ethics, poetics, and hermeneutics?
Refractions—Artistic Research in Architecture consists of a series of essays that investigate the practice that we call artistic research. It also contains interviews with a number of researchers, all of whom have worked within the frame of this concept—and presents visual material that attests to the wide compass of such reflective artistic production.
Essays
Architectural Archaeology—An Archaeology of the Common Element in Architecture
Elise Lorentsen
The Terrain Vague State of Mind
Kristine Annabell Torp
Sketch Diagrams
Anna Katrine Hougaard
The Tragic Vertical Line—An Attempt to Determine the Visual Counterpart of Tragedy
Christoffer Thorborg
Serpent Formations—John Hejduk and the Poetics of the Curving Line
Martin Søberg
Projects
View from Inside
Kristine Annabell Torp
Forest House
Shingle House
Shrine House
House of the Tragic Poet
Platform House
Beach House
Kristine Annabell Torp
The Appearance of Light
Louise Grønlund
A Museum for Palle Nielsen
Christoffer Thorborg
Interviews
Thomas Bo Jensen
Carsten Juel-Christiansen
Peter Bjerrum
Helle Brabrand
Peter Bertram
Anders Abraham
Framing Artistic Research—
A Correspondence
Henrik Oxvig
Claus Peder Pedersen