Visual artistDionisio Gonzalezimagines whimsical amphibious dwellings in his series,Wittgensteins Cabin.
In 1914, Wittgenstein designed a cabin for himself in the small Norwegian village of Skjolden overlooking a lake.
The combination of architecture and water was critical to the philosophers work.
How would Wittgenstein frame that organic building, that architectonic construction in a liquid medium with the present media?
What would contemporary cabins be like in diffracting parameters of propagating waves, such as the Norwegian fjords?
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The seriesWittgenstein’s Cabinexplores the architecture of contemplation.
Dionisio Gonzalez imagines amphibious dwellings inspired by philospher Ludwig Wittgenstein.
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