Place of Remembrance, 2010-2014, Lima (Peru)

Presenting the unlimited ‘or a desert place’ requires architecture at least; that is, an art of interruption, of walls, of borders.” Georges Didi-Huberman

The architectural work – whatever the reality in which it is inserted – tends to represent and present the place of the conditions with which it is built. Sometimes it also expresses the ‘a priori’ casual and undetermined variables, which emerge from the design and construction process. In this way it drafts a dialectic between stable variables and the realities that emerge and affect the design process, and this is how, both in buildings and in cities, we can gather different superimposed readings that shape each place, the circumstances of its historic moment, and the language in which they become present…[+]