I believe that architecture has the power to evoke emotion or amazement, to soothe or promote connection. Space can suggest different activities with different responses. This reverberating relationship underscores the lasting effect that the environment around us has in different circumstances.
Whether at home, at work, or at school, we are almost always in architectural spaces.
I’d like to mention an exhibition that I’ve been reading a lot about and hope to visit soon: Aware, an exhibition organized by the Danish Architecture Center and designed by 3XN GXN, presents fundamental concepts of space: not just bricks, concrete or steel, but relationships between bodies and space, between spatial atmospheres and human emotions.
The exhibition encourages exploration and reflection on your experience of space, engaging your senses and delving into the behavioral principles of architecture and its transformative potential.
The organizers explain that from the moment you enter the exhibition, you will be immersed in six large installations designed to awaken your senses, and the experience will be enriched by a sound universe created by the Mesmer Trio and lighting design by Jesper Kongshaug.
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