Ceaseless experimentation was the root of Zaha Hadid's architectural practice, as depicted in her early drawings and paintings. The Serpentine Galleries and Zaha Hadid Design teamed up to showcase Hadid's artistic prowess in the exhibition, “Zaha Hadid: There Should Be No End To Experimentation”, which opened today at the ArtisTree gallery in Hong Kong. — Bustler
Presenting Zaha Hadid's artwork in Hong Kong for the first time, the exhibition shows her paintings, calligraphic drawings, and rarely seen private sketch notebooks, along with VR experiences and screenings of archival footage.
Hafenstrasse Development; Hafenstrasse Development, Hamburg, Germany, 1989; © Zaha Hadid Foundation.
Concept Painting, Cardiff Bay Opera House, Wales, UK, 1994-1996; © Zaha Hadid Foundation.
Head over to Bustler for more about the exhibition.
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the paint in Metropolis is very happy
"Seminal" derives from "semen." This is a strange word to use to describe Zaha's work.
Yeah, that's a fifth grade reading, sure.
Seminal
It also means seed.
I won't eat for a week now.
(And let's just hope Serrano was honest about how those two got mixed together.)
Two posts in on a thread about the gorgeous and evocative work of one of the greatest architects ever and the discussion turns to dicks.
<sigh>
Yikes.
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