Andreas Angelidakis
Architect who demolishes architecture to rebuild it as thought: he dismantles the ruins of the present to imagine the spaces of the future.
Deconstructing architecture to rethink space
Andreas Angelidakis (Athens, 1968) is a Greek artist and architect. In his works he carries out a multidisciplinary artistic practice intertwined with curation and critical writing, in which space and the way of living play a crucial role.
Over the years, he has participated in important international events such as the Bergen Assembly in 2019 and Documenta 14 in 2017, for which he created a large environmental installation designed to host the public discussion panels curated by Paul B. Preciado. His major projects include The State of the Art of Architecture 1st Chicago Architecture Biennial, 12th Baltic Triennial (CAC, Vilnius), Supersuperstudio (PAC, Milan), The System of Objects (Deste Foundation, Athens), Fin de Siècle (Swiss Insitute, New York), Period Rooms (Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam) and OOO ObjectOrientedOntology (Kunsthalle Basel, Basel).
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Marcello Maloberti
Nathalie Du Pasquier
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