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At the crossroads of visual art, architecture and philosophy, Breaking Habits is a new spatial installation by RAAAF, commissioned by the Mondriaan Fund for the visual arts. It is an experimental landscape inside a classic Dutch canal house, that breaks with entrenched living habits. This physical thinking model materializes a philosophical worldview and makes it tangible: a diagonal landscape of affordances scaffolds a more active lifestyle by inviting to change positions and explore new diagonal standing postures.
Breaking Habits, Amsterdam
Design: RAAAF – Rietveld Architecture-Art-Affordances
Team: Ronald & Erik Rietveld, David Habets, Cecile-Diama Samb
Client: Mondriaan Fonds
Execution: Schaart Adventures, Koos Schaart & Koen van Oort
Completion: 2017
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