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Planar Gallery, 2017, Bari.
After the luxury è il progetto degli interni della galleria Planar di Bari. Il progetto, strutturato in più fasi progressive e adesso alla prima, decide di lasciare integro l’interno dello spazio, rimuovendo solo alcuni elementi e concentrandosi su una serie di elementi d’arredo flessibili e sul progetto dell’illuminazione. Ad un primo sopralluogo lo spazio si presentava come l’esatto opposto della galleria contemporanea, esemplificata dal White Cube. La presenza di marmi, modanature e parquet, ci hanno portato ad immaginare uno spazio espositivo atipico, che potesse ricordare le sale dei palazzi d’esposizione ottocenteschi, riportandoli però al contemporaneo, con una serie di semplici supporti metallici in finto oro. Il progetto di design degli interni della galleria è stato realizzato in concomitanza con la presentazione del progetto Lessons of a City curato da Jawad Dukhgan e Antonio Ottomanelli per la Columbia University GSAPP’s Studio-X Amman – Columbia Global Centers | Amman, in collaborazione con Planar e Politecnico di Bari DICAR Dipartimento di Scienze dell’Ingegneria Civile e dell’Architettura. L’allestimento della mostra è parte del progetto stesso di design degli interni.
Ph. Antonio Ottomanelli
"10 Anni di Parasite 2.0"_In dialogo con Salvatore Peluso su PTW School
[READ]"Scenografie Politiche per Menelique #4
[READ]In dialogue with Nick Axel for Extra Extra Magazine n.13°
[READ]"Parasite Invasion" is part of Istmo magazine's first release!
[READ]"Ten Deserts" for Un Sedicesimo #55 by Corraini Edizioni.
[READ]"At the beginning there was the desert" for Magda Magazine. Text by Parasite, photography by Giaime Meloni.
[READ]Our article on Horst Arts and Music Festival is on Domus web
[READ]"Architecture, artifice and the normative man" on Avery Shorts
[READ]"Three Stories: On Future Shock, Retreat, and Architecture as Scenography" on DUE a weekly publication made by Sofia Pia Belenky and Tobias Hentzer Dausgaard and designed by Simone Niquille for the Architectural Association.
[READ]"Cosmology, Subcultures and Urban Wilderness" on Archinect
[READ]"The Internet Was a Desert" on Archinect.com
[READ]"The desert on the margins is my Heimat: for a non-eurocentric vision of migrations and architecture"_Cartha on Making Heimat, a special issue on the German Pavilion at the 15th International Architecture Exhibition la Biennale di Venezia, 2016
[READ]"Towards a Digital Talking Architecture"_Form of Formalism, n.3, 2016
[READ]“L’architetto neofiliaco”_Kabul Magazine, 2016
[READ]"The Neophiliac Architect: Three-act play" Trans 28, architectural magazine edited by ETH Zurich Architecture Department
[READ]"Partytopia, crypto urban desert e primitive future tribalism" Artribune, “Carnet d’architecture” a cura di Emilia Giorgi
[READ]“Primitive Future Office”_Plug-in Book, 2016
[READ]"Extreme-Land#5" Interview with Simone Niquille_ATP Diary
[READ]"Extreme-Land#4" Interview with Matilde Cassani_ATP Diary
[READ]"Extreme-Land#2" Interview with m-a-u-s-e-r_ATP Diary
[READ]"Extreme-Land#3" Interview with Aristide Antonas_ATP Diary
[READ]"Extreme-Land#1" Interview with Andreas Angelidakis_ATP Diary
[READ]“Città: rammendare le coscienze” Archphoto
[READ]Parasite 2.0 is a design and research agency based in Milan and London. Founded in 2010 by Stefano Colombo, Eugenio Cosentino and Luca Marullo, it’s specialized in temporary architecture, interior, and exhibition design. They investigate the status of human habitats, acting within a hybrid of architecture, design, and scenography.
Parasite 2.0 has worked and collaborated with Triennale Milano, Copenhagen International Fashion Fair, Pantone, Corraini Editions, Terraforma Festival, Missoni, Nero Editions, Venice Architecture Biennale, and the Shenzhen Architecture Biennale, among others.
They have led didactic activity at Faculté d’architecture de l’université libre de Bruxelles, Design Academy Eindhoven, Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam and Politecnico di Milano. They taught at The Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, NABA Nuova Accademia Belle Arti Milano, and since 2016 they have been regularly teaching at MADE Program-Accademia di Belle Arti R. Gagliardi in Syracuse, Italy.
Parasite 2.0 were awarded the Young Architects Program MAXXI in 2016. They are represented by Operativa Arte Contemporanea Gallery and Galleria Corraini Arte Contemporanea.
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