Formations Drawing

From the series Plans, which pays homage to balance, harmony, and our civilization’s progress. With these landscapes, I want to avoid early 20th century paranoiac, semi-totalitarian, post-war utopian concepts—proposed by masters of architecture and urban planning—which have, or would have, failed to provide a better standard of living. Instead, I want to create current scenarios where everyone gets the chance to fulfill a crucial role in society in a more organized, more efficient, more effective, and a more humane way—in order to keep a steady rate of social development and human evolution. However, in Plans I find myself unwillingly succumbing to the same naïve concept of utopia. Even though I choose super-rich neighborhoods as ideal places, where all peoples would benefit well and equally, this idea is constituted by the same wishful, and self-indulgent thinking of the past. By omitting human beings from these idealistic scenarios, I comment on the undeviating reality of social stratification, in all existing sociopolitical philosophies. And, by eliminating nature, I comment on how unsustainable these scenarios would be.

Drawing:Paper on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:40 W x 20 H x 1 D in

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