IMAGINARY BODY AND SECTIONS OF IMAGINATION by FORM:ULA-Bryan Cantley

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BRYAN CANTLEY

Form:uLA is an experimental design practice owned by Bryan Cantley. [Form:uLA Dimension Laboratory]

Cantley attempts to blur the undefined zone between architecture and its representation. In 1992, Bryan Cantley established Form:uLA, a practice that explores the boundaries of architecture, representation and the role of drawing, within the discourse of visionary space. He filters this research through his conceptual framework of ‘Mechudzu,’ a system that incorporates biomorphic behavior of mechanistic entities. Drawing from architecture, graphic and industrial design, music theory/notation and applications of kinesiology, Cantley merges these into a voice of undefined chronologies and place, asking the viewer + occupant to question not only where they are, but when…

He has lectured at a number of architecture schools internationally, including the LA Forum for Architecture + Urban Design. He has been visiting faculty at SCI-ARC and Woodbury, and conducted a graduate architectural drawing seminar at The Bartlett in 2008.

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art purchased eleven of his models/drawings 2001 as a part of their permanent collection, and was the recipient of a Graham Foundation Grant in 2002. Cantley installed a solo exhibition, and was an International Guest Lecturer at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London 2008. He has shown work in a number of institutions, including SFMOMA and UCLA.

His work was featured in AD’s “Drawing Strength From Machinery” in 2008, and “Drawing Architecture” in 2013. His first monograph, Mechudzu, was published in 2011.
 

Cesare Battelli

Cesare Battelli is an Italian artist and architect. He mainly devotes himself to research and experiments in the field of visionary art and architecture, as well as the realization of architectural projects on different scales. He has taught, held various workshops, and member of the jury panel in many universities such as Politecnico Di Milano, Sek, Ie, Etsam, Esne, Nebrija, Iuav, Guc, UAH, Alba, Uba etc, as well as in international competitions. He graduated from the Iuav in Venice with an architectural project developed in Moscow relating Geography and Architecture and holds a master's degree in architecture at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste, Städelschule in Frankfurt, under the guidance of Enric Miralles and Peter Cook. He has travelled and worked in several European countries (Venice, Moscow, Barcelona, Frankfurt, and Madrid).

He has written articles for several architecture magazines such as A.E., Novalis, Utopica, METALOCUS and so on, and has lectured at many European Universities. In 1998, he promoted the "Einander Group" and subsequently the "Meta-morphic Group" until 2001, when he embarked on a solo career by founding his own Visionary-Architecture research platform and maintaining some collaborative relationships with EMBT of which he was a collaborator in the Nearly Ninety project for Merce Cunningham, curator of the Exhibition 4 cuartos and publications. The projects, collaborations and writings he has made since the early nineties have been published by the following magazines: El Croquis, Architectural Monographs (AD), Diseño Interior, Frame, Spazio and Architettura, Architettura Cronaca e Storia and various digital magazines of architecture such as Icarch, ArchitectMagazine, The Conversation and METALOCUS. He is currently a researcher at the UAH University of Alcalá, Madrid.
 
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