Time Tiling / Pablo Valbuena

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Appreciation towards Pablo Valbuena for providing the following description:

很早以前，听一位朋友向我说起一个有趣的项目。利用投影改变城市，让人们的生活更美好。比如在一些应该设置人行道但没有人行道的地方设置投影仪，投影出以假乱真的人行道，人们便以为那是真的人行道，于是用上了。汽车也会停住等人们过完。

这个项目也是利用投影仪改变人们的视界还有体验。投影出来的面砖改变了人们对建筑的感知，这些砖的样子还能变化，其节奏具有和建筑时间属性完全不同的质。这种碰撞蛮有意思。类似的碰撞还可以利用音乐，文字；类似的载体还可以是街道，广场，城市等等。

‘Architecture is judged by eyes that see, by the head that turns, and the legs that walk. Architecture is not a synchronic phenomenon but a successive one, made up of pictures adding themselves one to the other, following each other in time and space, like music.’Le Corbusier. Modulor I.

Patterns are a constant in our built environment. Just as in nature, we find order in everything man-made in a diverse range of scales, from primitive ornaments to urban planning. Architecture is a prolific field for patterns: street pavements, indoor tilings, modulated facades, standardised measures or city grids are good examples of the application of this sense of order. Patterns can also be found in other types of non-physical structures: language, music or narrative (film, literature). Transformations like symmetry, rotation or rhythm found in still patterns are easily transcribed to time-based structures.

Time Tilings [stuk] is a site-specific project for Artefact that brings to light some of the architectural systems present in the STUK building. The attention is drawn to several tilings of varied scales, exploring the intersection of architectural systems and time-based patterns.