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Drawing Virtual Gardens Brussel, Belgium
dvguz@hotmail.com
The Noise is a man unfiltered, and without a filter, a man is just chaos
walking” (Patrick Nesse)
All ideas are available in the physical space, ordered according entropic structures, noisy unshaped architectures.The inner sounds, the whispers, the existing micro geometries are synthesized in new temporary architectures, that will shortly crash originating new virtual gardens.
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