Project Description
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A desert island_Matteo Ghidoni
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Course: Interdisciplinary Workshop_Nature&Artifice
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Academic Year: 2020/2021
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Professors: Giovanna Piccinno, Elisa Cattaneo, Emanuele Coccia
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Tutors: Alice Zingales, Erze Dinarama, Daniele Mazzinghi
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Partners: Andrea Branzi, Bruno Zamborlin, Lorenzo Palmeri, Matteo Ghidoni_Salottobuono, Quiet Ensemble, Francesco Micheli, Campari Italia, Vincenzo Napolano e Stavros Katsanevas
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Students: Andrea Atzeni, Carlotta del Prato, Preethisakana Mathiesekar, George Narcis Patru, Stavros Sgouros
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Message in a bottle This message is intended for those who dream of islands, no matter if in anguish or joy. It is for those who dream of separating, of being already separated, away from the continents. It is for those who dream of being alone and lost, for those who want to start from scratch, for those who want to re-create, to start over. Designing an island is a paradoxical task: the encounter with the natural data expresses an element of passivity that seems to be alien to the very idea of design, and usually pertains to the grammar of the discovery. Both experiences, the architectural and the exploratory ones, bring with them a form of relationship with the “new”, but in two different ways: if in the design, novelty is a product, in the discovery it is – at least in part – undergone.
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