Domestic Landscape 2.0

The sprawling intervention by Didier Faustino in Vienna develops from a grid based on the form of a chair, which is multiplied as a matrix and then extended throughout the space.

Didier Faustino, Domestic Landscape 2.0, Wien, 2017
With the project Domestic Landscape 2.0 by Didier Fiúza Faustino, KÖR Vienna is once again transforming Vienna’s Graben into an art space and meeting place. The installed urban furniture made of blue-painted steel invites those passing by to see this public space as open for their own personal use.

 

The sprawling intervention develops from a grid based on the form of a chair, which is multiplied as a matrix and then extended throughout the space. By adding a room divider and tables in two different heights, Faustino has generated a set of “furniture” that oscillates between utilitarian object and sculpture, creating an interior space within the outdoor space, a “home” in the city. The serial arrangement translates the domestic interior into a collective apparatus for the use of passers-by.

Img.7 Didier Faustino, Domestic Landscape 2.0, Wien, 2017
Img.7 Didier Faustino, Domestic Landscape 2.0, Wien, 2017

Domestic Landscape 2.0, Wien
Program: urban furniture
Architect: Didier Faustino
Completion: 2017

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