VIEW 7

Polly Gould

(GB)

Manifesto for an Architecture of Atmospheres


Duration: 3:20 minutes
Materials: Digital sound work


Visions of the future are often expressed through visualisations of our built environment. Architecture makes these propositions in the temporary form of the pavilion and the written form of the manifesto. Gould uses sound and voice to build a temporary sonic space that explores an imaginary atmospheric architecture. It supposes a link between the breath of interior spaces and the atmosphere on a global exterior scale and an interconnectedness of human and environment.

Almut Rink


River and Sky


Board 7, 2016-2017

Do parallel lines meet at infinity? The geometry says : no. In the projective space each line is circular rather than linear, it meets itself at infinity. So river and sky can never merge. Here, Board 7 is positioned in at the terrace of the building, facing the Danube Tower, parallel to the concrete structure that is thematized in Gould's sound installation. It is about education, ideal and simulation. One bow of the board is replaced by a implant, a prothesis that cannot reach the original's elegance.


Polly Gould: Manifesto of an Architecture of Atmospheres
photo: Bruno Stubenrauch
Polly Gould: Manifesto of an Architecture of Atmospheres
photo: Bruno Stubenrauch


Polly Gould: Manifesto of an Architecture of Atmospheres
Almut Rink: Board 7, River and Sky
photo: Bruno Stubenrauch
Polly Gould: Manifesto of an Architecture of Atmospheres
Almut Rink: Board 7, River and Sky
photo: Bruno Stubenrauch


Polly Gould: Manifesto of an Architecture of Atmospheres
Almut Rink: Board 7, River and Sky
Polly Gould: Manifesto of an Architecture of Atmospheres
Almut Rink: Board 7, River and Sky


Polly Gould: Manifesto of an Architecture of Atmospheres
Almut Rink: Board 7, River and Sky
Polly Gould: Manifesto of an Architecture of Atmospheres
Almut Rink: Board 7, River and Sky