Live-Streaming Lecture by Tsuyoshi Tane: Archaeology of the Future
26/11/2020, 7 PM
Due to the new regulations in force in Canton Basel-City since 23 November 2020, the lecture by Tsuyoshi Tane will no longer be held in front of a live audience. However, we will conduct the event as a livestream on the S AM YouTube channel and record it for later viewing.What role can architecture play in mediating between the past and the future? This is a question that the architect Tsuyoshi Tane (b. Tokyo, 1979) has consistently engaged with throughout his international body of work. Each project by the Paris-based practice Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects begins with an intensive research phase meant to excavate the memories embedded in a place and integrate these into the creative process: a method the architect terms the «Archaeology of the Future».
In the context of the exhibition «Tsuyoshi Tane: Archaeology of the Future», Tsuyoshi Tane will introduce his work and his approach in the form of a public lecture.
Language: English
Photo: Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects, Paris (France), photo: Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects
17.10.2020 - 28.2.2021
Tsuyoshi Tane: Archaeology of the Future
What role can architecture play in mediating between the past and the future? This is a question that the architect Tsuyoshi Tane (b. Tokyo, 1979) has consistently engaged with throughout his international body of work. Each project by the Paris-based practice Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects begins with an intensive research phase meant to excavate the memories embedded in a place and integrate these into the creative process: a method the architect terms the ‘Archaeology of the Future’. This exhibition sheds light on his creative process by bringing together his collections of reference images, sketches, objects and models.
photo: Estonian National Museum, Dorell.Ghotmeh.Tane / Architects © Propapanda
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