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Entgrenzter Raum/Debordered Space: Unbestimmtheit in der visuellen Raumwahrnehmung/Indeterminacy Within The Visual Perception Of Space - Couverture rigide

Jatsch, Markus

 
9783932565434: Entgrenzter Raum/Debordered Space: Unbestimmtheit in der visuellen Raumwahrnehmung/Indeterminacy Within The Visual Perception Of Space

Synopsis

Text in English and German. This monograph describes the construction of reality through the cognitive subject, and, associated with this, potential ways for producing space. The book studies methods for exposing, through indeterminacy, the definition of space to a larger field of possibility within personal interpretation, and thus virtually de-bordering space. Against a historical background of past attempts to de-border space visually, new possible ways of indeterminately defining space through the modulation of light are shown. The analysis of various modulation phenomena is illustrated with references to works of art, and the phenomena are studied with a view to integrating them in the actual production of space. The modulation of light has the potential of creating diffuse and ambivalent characteristics on space-defining surfaces. This fuzziness offers an opportunity for a freer interpretation of spatial definition and thus also for de-bordering space due to the process of perception. New materials and technologies can be used to create spatial worlds that open up genuine, hitherto unknown realms of cognition and experience. Based on multilayered, ambiguous spatial situations, according to the author, new open spaces of perception are possible and thus an expansion of human consciousness as well with respect to the world around us.

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À propos de l'auteur

Markus Jatsch is an architect and a partner in the firm Jatsch Laux Architects in Boston and Munich. He studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart and at Columbia University, New York, and received a doctorate in architecture and philosophy from the Technical University of Munich. He has held teaching positions in Europe and the United States and is internationally active as a specialist in spatial studies and the production of space.

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