João Gomes da Silva – The Order of Landscape

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João Gomes da Silva – The Order of LandscapeThe Order of Landscape presents a powerful insight into the work of a forefront figure in contemporary landscape architecture, Joo Gomes da Silva. Through an extensive duotone photo essay by Joo Carmo Simes, a collection of texts and a set of plans, the book unveils this seminal body of work. Beginning in 1987, with lvaro Siza in the Malagueira plan, Gomes da Silvas career has decisively marked Portuguese contemporary architecture. From Serralves

Jacquard tapestries

Sia advocates for an exilic practice that moves beyond categories of national identity

His paintings are jam-packed with repetition and he often falls back on the same elements

Mia You has contributed A List of Prepositions as Propositions

shot at night with a digital single-lens reflex camera

Both theoretical and artistic contributions serve as a guide for perceiving the agricultural landscape

often there is a lack of words to talk about death

have found new form: resurfaced chairs as an ensemble bring individuality to their traces of mass-production

weaves popular culture and art historical topoi into his work with a playful ease

His drawings are not widely known

His work is based on places he has visited

could consider the body as a formed prop and stare at the image as the essence