Description

constantly shifting electro-acoustic activity

Origin: Puebla

trees pruned into animal shapes

Set includes 4 plates: 1 Plain Plate (24cm)

POSTAL / BARRAGÁN aluminio constantly shifting electro-acoustic activityThe illustrations on these postcards depict two of the most emblematic architectural projects of modern Mexican architecture: two houses designed by the architect Luis Barragn. Casa Gilardi is one of the last works of the Mexican architect Luis Barragn, built in 1976 in Mexico City. It is considered a masterpiece of modern Mexican architecture for its exceptional use of color, natural light, and contemplative spaces. The house was designed around a

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