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Markus Heinsdorff: static + dynamic
By (Author) Manfred Baur
By (author) Rasmus Kleine
By (author) Gottfried Knapp
By (author) Michael Mller-Verweyen
By (author) Christian Schittich
Hirmer Verlag
Hirmer Verlag
10th November 2020
Germany
General
Non Fiction
709.2
Paperback
288
Width 230mm, Height 270mm
1900g
The book presents the installation artist Markus Heinsdorff'scontinuing study of the topics of space, the forces of nature and upcyclingby means of over40 works. The overview is completed by text contributions by famous authors who interpret Heinsdorff's internationalcreative works from a variety of perspectives.
Anyone wishing to understand the comprehensive work of Markus Heinsdorffwill have to embark on a voyage around the world: from the depths of the Amazonto the vast cities of India and the small villages of Africa. The projects presented here are subject to a wide range of influences which the artist approaches with imagination and engineering precision. The volume introduces an impressive oeuvre through sketchesandphotos of models and realisations which hover atthe interface between architecture and sustainable art.
Markus Heinsdorff is a German architect and installation artist who is currently a visiting professor at the Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan, China.