Savage Architecture rejects the domestic man and looks at the primitive without the burden of progress or development but instead with the freedom of the barbaric, the wisdom of the ancestral, and a profound awareness of the collective character of architectural knowledge.
Savage Architecture is the difficult achievement of a field of tensions between control and freedom, narrative and technology, individual expression and collective rituals. A project that, conscious of the violence inherent in human relationships, imagines mechanisms and narratives to give form and value to irreducible dichotomies of mankind.
until 23 March 2016
Savage Architecture
Gian Piero Frassinelli, Superstudio and 2A+P/A
curated by davide Sacconi
Architectural Association, London
AA Gallery, Front Members’ Room
36 Bedford Square, London