CAMPO, Roma

Exhibition Opening

14 09 2018


Opening of the exhibition: Architecture is Everything 1968-2018 at Spazio Campo at 19:00. The show is a result of a workshop curated by Luca Galofaro and Marco Galofaro with students working with contributions from various architects. Participants included our principal Matteo Cainer, Minimaforms, LAN, ecoLogicStudio and many more. The reinterpretation of Hollein’s manifesto proposed by Matteo was: Brutal Beauty - 'Everything has beauty, but not everybody sees it' (Confucius), it was illustrated through a photograph of the object itself and a short text. The exhibition will stay open for the next 10 days and then will possibly be travelling to other locations.

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CAMPO, Roma

Architecture is Everything

28 06 2018


Matteo Cainer has been invited to contribute to the 4th edition of the annual Workshop and Exhibition at CAMPO: 'Architecture is Everything'. For this year’s edition we will work with Hans Hollein’s manifesto 'Everything is Architecture' to turn it upside-down, producing 'Architecture is Everything'. Each contributor will give their reinterpretation of Hollein’s manifesto by selecting an object and describing the world – real or imaginary – that has produced it through a photograph of the object itself and a short text.

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Dark Side Club, Venezia

Matteo Cainer Curator

23 05 2018


Matteo Cainer curating and moderating the discussion of the 7th edition of the Dark Side Club in Venezia, the 23-25th of May 2018. The overarching theme of the three evenings is: ‘Digital submission or Architectural Domination’ and the three specific themes for each evening are - Mirror Mirror…, The awareness of Skynet’ and Cyber-polis, Media-polis, Data-polis, Porno-polis,Techno-polis.

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Forêt Urbaine, Paris

Interview Matteo Cainer

16 05 2018


Matteo Cainer discussing the Forêt Urbaine project in Paris. A renovation and transformation of a 1433sqm Parisian top-floor apartment. Surrounded by the magnificent Bois de Boulogne the Jardin du Ranelagh it has 360-degree views of the city’s historic monuments. The project has undergone a complete redesign and an intense demolition/reconstruction phase aimed both at integrating technological and sustainable aspects and transforming into a contemporary luxury light-flooded penthouse surrounded by vegetation and reinterpreted as an ‘eye on the city’.

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