The intersection between art and architecture has undergone numerous shifts over the years, marked by changes, fluctuations, and mutual influences between the two fields. Its primary characteristic remains undefined, with an ongoing interplay between the disciplines that largely lacks clear identity or definition.

This exhibition explores a state of fantasy in which we imagine a city built without architects. It seeks to adopt the artist’s unique perspective—one that merges material and spirit—in order to understand something about building possibilities we have not yet seen through the eyes of architects, and to gain insight into the city as it already exists today.

The works in the exhibition include elements that reference the architectural domain. They propose new faces for architecture and express conceptual freedom in both thought and construction—channels of divergence in material and in idea.