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Art/Design Magazine Book
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Author: Susumu Shingu + Renzo*Piano Art Direction: Ken Miki
Language: English/Japanese
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著者： 新宮 晋＋レンゾ・ピアノ アートディレクション：三木健
言語： 日英併記
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| [Air, wind, light, and lightness are our common denominators.] Susumu Shingu, a world-renowned artist, and Renzo*Piano, a world-renowned architect. The two, who will turn 86 this year, will introduce a total of 10 projects and more! Susumu Shingu and Renzo*Piano met through a competition for the Kansai International Airport. Renzo*Piano, who was selected as the designer, told Shingu, who was attracting attention as a "wind artist," that "we have succeeded in designing a beautiful flow of air. But alas, no one can see it. Could you please make it visible, with minimal equipment?"] That was the beginning of the request. Since then, the two have collaborated on a total of 10 projects in Italy, the United States, Greece, and Japan. This book introduces their collaborations as well as their representative works. It traces the collaboration between the artists and architects across national borders and their history together with abundant photographs. Table of Contents (excerpt) Included dialogue: [Parallel Lives] Susumu Shingu + Renzo*Piano Collaboration 10 1 Port of Genoa Redevelopment + Columbus Wind 2 Kansai International Airport Passenger Terminal Building + Hatenashi Sora 3 Ringotto Factory Redevelopment Project + Rain Tracks 4 Renzo*Piano*Building*Workshop + Echoes of the Sea 5 Meridiana* Center + Dialogue with snow 6 Banca *Popolare *Di *Rodi + Water Flowers 7 Ginza Maison Hermes + Dedication to the Universe 8 Il*Sole*24ole Headquarters + Clouds of Light 9 Stauros* Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center + Space, Epic, Myth 10 565 Blum* Soho + Iridescent leaves Solo work Susumu Shingu 1 Osaka Expo [floating *sound] 2 Forest of Miscellaneous Creations Windmill*Wind View 3 World Touring Open-Air Sculpture Exhibition [Wind Circus] 4 World Touring Project [Wind Caravan] 5 [Breathing Earth] Project 6 Hyogo Prefectural Arima Fuji Park [Susumu Shingu, Wind Museum]. Models* Indoor Works Solo Work Renzo*Piano 1 Pompidou Center 2 IBM Traveling Pavilion 3 Tjibaou Cultural Center 4 The *Shard 5 Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathe 6 Academy Film Museum Chronology Future Projects Installation by Studio Azzurro (Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka, 2023) Susumu Shingu Born in Osaka in 1937. After graduating from Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music with a degree in painting, he went to Italy to study, and during his six-year stay there, he shifted from two-dimensional to three-dimensional and then to moving modeling. Since then, he has been creating works around the world that move with natural energy such as wind and water. He has also painted numerous picture books and presented original stage works. Renzo Piano Born in Italy in 1937. He studied under Franco Albini and worked in the family construction business. 1965-1970: collaborated with Lewis Kahn, then with Professor Z.S. Makovsky in London. 1971: founded [Piano & Rogers] with Richard Rogers, and later with Peter Rice. *In 1971, he founded [Piano & Rogers] with Richard Rogers, and later [Piano & Rice & Associates] with Peter Rice. Currently, he has Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW) in Genoa, Paris, and Berlin. Major awards include the 1998 Pritzker Prize. |
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Other items from this category:
Susumu Shingu, a world-renowned artist, and Renzo*Piano, a world-renowned architect.
The two, who will turn 86 this year, will introduce a total of 10 projects and more!
Susumu Shingu and Renzo*Piano met through a competition for the Kansai International Airport. Renzo*Piano, who was selected as the designer, told Shingu, who was attracting attention as a "wind artist," that "we have succeeded in designing a beautiful flow of air. But alas, no one can see it. Could you please make it visible, with minimal equipment?"] That was the beginning of the request. Since then, the two have collaborated on a total of 10 projects in Italy, the United States, Greece, and Japan. This book introduces their collaborations as well as their representative works. It traces the collaboration between the artists and architects across national borders and their history together with abundant photographs.
Table of Contents (excerpt)
Included dialogue: [Parallel Lives] Susumu Shingu + Renzo*Piano
Collaboration 10
1 Port of Genoa Redevelopment + Columbus Wind
2 Kansai International Airport Passenger Terminal Building + Hatenashi Sora
3 Ringotto Factory Redevelopment Project + Rain Tracks
4 Renzo*Piano*Building*Workshop + Echoes of the Sea
5 Meridiana* Center + Dialogue with snow
6 Banca *Popolare *Di *Rodi + Water Flowers
7 Ginza Maison Hermes + Dedication to the Universe
8 Il*Sole*24ole Headquarters + Clouds of Light
9 Stauros* Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center + Space, Epic, Myth
10 565 Blum* Soho + Iridescent leaves
Solo work Susumu Shingu
1 Osaka Expo [floating *sound]
2 Forest of Miscellaneous Creations Windmill*Wind View
3 World Touring Open-Air Sculpture Exhibition [Wind Circus]
4 World Touring Project [Wind Caravan]
5 [Breathing Earth] Project
6 Hyogo Prefectural Arima Fuji Park [Susumu Shingu, Wind Museum].
Models* Indoor Works
Solo Work Renzo*Piano
1 Pompidou Center
2 IBM Traveling Pavilion
3 Tjibaou Cultural Center
4 The *Shard
5 Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathe
6 Academy Film Museum
Chronology
Future Projects
Installation by Studio Azzurro (Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka, 2023)
Susumu Shingu
Born in Osaka in 1937. After graduating from Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music with a degree in painting, he went to Italy to study, and during his six-year stay there, he shifted from two-dimensional to three-dimensional and then to moving modeling. Since then, he has been creating works around the world that move with natural energy such as wind and water. He has also painted numerous picture books and presented original stage works.
Renzo Piano
Born in Italy in 1937. He studied under Franco Albini and worked in the family construction business. 1965-1970: collaborated with Lewis Kahn, then with Professor Z.S. Makovsky in London. 1971: founded [Piano & Rogers] with Richard Rogers, and later with Peter Rice. *In 1971, he founded [Piano & Rogers] with Richard Rogers, and later [Piano & Rice & Associates] with Peter Rice. Currently, he has Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW) in Genoa, Paris, and Berlin. Major awards include the 1998 Pritzker Prize.