ENTRY DESCRIPTION
German Pavillon at the 1929 Expo in BCN, matrix panorama

One of the curious games that Mies planned for this building, certainly later reconstructed, is that existence of symmetries that the visitor finds in his dialogue or cohabitation with the building and that curiously are not externalized in the general conception of it. One of the most curious is this kind of dance that the sculpture called "day" conjugates with the almost negligible pillar of the free structure of the building although in this case it appears an unusual robustness due to its resonance with the glass that separates the hall from the courtyard, a whole magnified symmetry for a building whose volumetric conception does not allude precisely to this formal resource

AUTHOR
architect and photocompossitor a.p.v. Barcelona associated with the AFC. with more than 100 exhibitions since 2004. A highlight realized Terrassa, Gava, Puebla (MX), Barcelona, Tarragona, Suria, Granollers, Zaragoza, Madrid, San Sebastian, Guayaquil (Eq), Paris and Venice. With "panofotos" and "FOLISdNAIK" of their own creation, set his novel expressive language, both in format and content and use of the camera. His work has been selected in the Contemporary Art Biennial awards at international competitions. His being ranked credited as "natur witness." In his portfolio shows us images that challenge the eye is able to see or photograph camera and the extension of this willingness has been co-directed the workshop "foto sin ver" which explores the art photography without vision.

They also highlight his work as a choreographer, where several of his productions have been cataloged in architecture biennials

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