Tolerance: Material Conversations on Life & Architecture
Material, architecture, and life are intricately connected. With roots in phenomenology, literature, and sculptural exploration, Tolerance: Material Conversations on Life & Architecture addresses the deeper questions of space-making, and what it means to be in communication with the material world.
Material, architecture, and life are intricately connected. With roots in phenomenology, literature, and sculptural exploration, Tolerance: Material Conversations on Life & Architecture addresses the deeper questions of space-making, and what it means to be in communication with the material world.
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e join spokes together in a wheel,
“WBut it is the center hole
That makes the wagon move.
We shape the clay into a pot,
But it is in the emptiness inside
That holds whatever we want.
We hammer wood for a house,
But it is the inner space
That makes it livable.
We work with being,
But non-being is what we use.” *
- Laozi
*Laozi, and Stephen Mitchell.
Tao Te Ching: A New English
Version. HarperCollins, 2006.
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