{"id":1284,"date":"2011-01-23T15:57:46","date_gmt":"2011-01-23T02:57:46","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.danielkbrown.com\/?p=1284"},"modified":"2016-12-15T16:58:01","modified_gmt":"2016-12-15T03:58:01","slug":"1284","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.danielkbrown.com\/?p=1284","title":{"rendered":"2010 Venice \u2013 FLUVIALE 3 Riflessi \/ Reflections"},"content":{"rendered":"

FLUVIALE 3 (Riflessi \/ Reflections) | <\/strong>2010<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Daniel K. Brown<\/a> and\u00a0Johann Nortje <\/a>in collaboration with\u00a0Kristin Jones<\/a><\/address>\n
Music by\u00a0David Monacchi<\/a>
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Exhibition:\u00a0Previewed in the Italy Pavilion on the final day of the\u00a02010 Venice Architecture Biennale<\/a><\/span><\/address>\n
Location: Italy Pavilion, Venice, Italy<\/span><\/address>\n
Date: \u00a021 November 2010 <\/span><\/address>\n
Media:\u00a0Digital Animation | 0:10:30:00, 25.00 fps, 1280 x 720<\/span><\/address>\n
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A river composed entirely of flowing text reflected in both Italian and English, flows across the facades along the Rio del’Arsenale near the entry to the Venice Biennale.\u00a0 One line is readable upon the wall, while the translation appears upside down and readable as a reflection in the canal.\u00a0 Reflections of words, reflections of cultures, reflections of our duty to the next generation.<\/span><\/address>\n

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The word FLUVIALE\u00a0(‘river-like’) is interpreted into 3 movements:<\/span><\/address>\n

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1.Corsi \/ Passages<\/span><\/address>\n
FLUVIALE\u00a0begins with the river challenging the architecture, cleansing the architecture and reawakening history, an ending that proclaims a new beginning.<\/span><\/address>\n

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2. Genesi \/ Genesis<\/span><\/address>\n
FLUVIALE\u00a0continues with the genesis of the river from the pure waters of the rains. \u00a0Fluviale integrates the four basic elements of nature as if stone, water, fire and air have merged into one river of flowing fire-light.<\/span><\/address>\n

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3. Riflessi \/ Reflections<\/span><\/address>\n
FLUVIALE\u00a0ends as a river composed entirely of flowing text reflected in both Italian and English. One line is readable upon the wall, while the translation appears upside down and readable as a reflection in the canal.<\/span><\/address>\n

The flowing texts for the animation read as follows:<\/p>\n

The genesis of all rivers is rain \u2013 water in its purest form.<\/address>\n
Rivers begin with single pure droplets.<\/address>\n
Raindrops transform into cascading rivulets.<\/address>\n
Rivulets form eddies.<\/address>\n
Water and light merge into one.<\/address>\n
Eddies flow and build into fluid Reflections.<\/address>\n
Reflections upon the importance of our world\u2019s waters.<\/address>\n
Reflections upon our sacred duty to honor our waterways.<\/address>\n
Reflections upon our obligation to rejuvenate our waterways for the sake of coming generations.<\/address>\n
Reflections of the Future.<\/address>\n
The architecture of Venice is one with its waterways.<\/address>\n
The waterways of Venice are one with the waterways of the world.<\/address>\n
The duty is clear.<\/address>\n
Reflections of the Future.<\/address>\n
\"Technical-Drawing-Hand-1024x744\"<\/a>Technical Studies for FLUVIALE<\/span><\/address>\n<\/address>\n<\/address>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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