Wabi Sabi House Tadao Ando

Wabi Sabi House Tadao Ando. Facing the South Pacific Ocean the residence was formed from one 312-meter-long concrete wall which divides the space between public. Set up by artist Bosco Sodi and directed by Patricia Martin former director and curator of La Colección Jumex.

Save this picture. The Japanese view of life embraced a simple aesthetic. Now taking some of these elements and the feelings they evoke contemporary architects have redefined wabi-sabi within the context of minimal design.

Following last years grand opening of the art architecture and design school at the University of Monterrey The Gate of Creation Mexico has been gearing up for the launch of its second high profile public building designed by Tadao Ando.

Facing the South Pacific Ocean the residence was formed from one 312-meter-long concrete wall which divides the space between public. Pared down to its barest essence wabisabi is the Japanese art of finding beauty in imperfection and profundity in nature of accepting the natural cycle of growth decay and death. Wabi House is a foundation created by the artist Bosco Sodi which aims to promote the exchange of ideas between. Los Atlantes a land art installation by Bosco Sodi consisting of 64 cubes each comprising 1600 bricks.