Guillermo Santomá (ES)
Interior Wildness
juillet 1st – juillet 7th 2018
The Workshop
Josep Pujiula i Vila was a constructor working near Olot, north of Catalonia. I recently visited some of the ruins of his wild work. He died two years ago and the council unfortunately destroyed some of his big cathedrals. For years, using local and recycled materials such as stones and wood, he was able to imagine and build a world of impossible structures, realizing an architecture that could not only be contemplated but had to be experienced.
Inspired by Josep Puijulia´s way of doing, the idea of this Workshop is to create a new architectural environment that blurs the boundaries of the inside and outside. Starting from one of the rooms of the castle, we will practice a wild (interior) architecture that might even leave the building.
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Guillermo Santomá Spain
Born in 1985, Guillermo Santomá is a designer, who received a Masters in Design from Elisava, then studied architecture at UIC (both in Barcelona) and today lives and works in the Catalán capital. He attracted international attention with his total transformation of Casa Horta – an architectonic, artistic intervention in a traditional Horta house from the beginning of the 20th century.
With the artistic formula ‘to create is to destroy’, Santomà works to deconstruct the fixed images of design. Never pre-sketching his work, Santomà’s work is a constant process of deformation and creation.
Santomà creates complete environments somewhere in between architecture and design and his work is featured in numerous publications such as apartamento, which dedicated an extensive article about him in 2015. Previous exhibitions include Wer Haus and Palais de Tokyo.
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Hébergement
L’hébergement et la nourriture sont inclus
Nous sommes en mesure de répondre aux demandes de régimes alimentaires particuliers
Tous les participants dorment dans des dortoirs
Pour réserver une chambre privée ou pour venir accompagné d’invités supplémentaires, contactez-nous: workshops@boisbuchet.org
Éducation
Notre équipe est disponible pour vous aider à conceptualiser et à produire vos objets de design
Les outils et les matériaux sont fournis par Boisbuchet
Tous les enseignements des ateliers sont dispensés en anglais
Le nombre de participants est limité à 22
Activités
Feu de camp hebdomadaire, exposition et visite guidée du Domaine
3 conférences de designers
La célèbre fête Porky’s du mercredi