Skrevet af EISENMANN
In the late 1980s, the New York-based office Eisenman Architects,
led by architect and educator Peter Eisenman, shifted from an
investigation of "artificial excavations" as an architectural tool to a
conscious pursuit of a concept he called "blurring." Blurring is not a
visual effect but rather deals with affect, that is, a strategy for
exploring a mind/body relationship in architecture that displaces the
conventional or expected experience of space. Blurring has many
different definitions -- the between, the interstitial -- and takes many
different forms in the work.
