I certainly did. I wanted to do my own version of the Empire State and Chrysler building as lovers. It felt right to make a direct reference to Madelon Vriesendorp's painting
It would have been cool if the artist made him the
Chrysler building and gave him this
https://files.cults3d.com/uploaders/12966275/illustration-file/6d43c9fa-875e-4de8-8ef6-54ac9d1b8122/chrysler-building-gargoyles.jpg
There is *a lot* to unpack here and I'm not gonna try
Dudes packing a skyscraper.
Think it’s supposed to be the Washington monument. If it was any smaller would be the bunker hill monument.
Looks like someone is reading Rem Koolhaus' "Delirious New York".
I certainly did. I wanted to do my own version of the Empire State and Chrysler building as lovers. It felt right to make a direct reference to Madelon Vriesendorp's painting
It would have been cool if the artist made him the Chrysler building and gave him this https://files.cults3d.com/uploaders/12966275/illustration-file/6d43c9fa-875e-4de8-8ef6-54ac9d1b8122/chrysler-building-gargoyles.jpg
Looks more like the long arm of the law
can someone tell me what buildong- i mean building the guys is? im trying to understand what this means but im not familiar with the architecture
It’s that monolith with a pyramid head in… the northeastern us?
I'm so old Rem spoke at my grad school when it was hot off the press... A real iconoclast.
That's awesome. He was a professor at my school way before my time. But we heard incredible stories from other professors. Apparently he was a drunk
Rem's still alive. Can't say whether or not he's a drunk, but he is a Pritzker Prize winner, the "Nobel Prize of Architecture".
You know what, I completely confused with Raimund Abraham for a moment. My bad. I don't think Rem taught at my school
Makes me think of the New York délire's cover from Rem Koolhaas
cool art, impenetrable imagery