I have visited twice and found it beautiful. The piecing of the marbel wall, the reflections of the sculpture in the pools. It's not really "out of the way." itls on the hill that is topped by the major art museum and performance space. It is a great place to have an Estrella and listen to St. musicians
You should look into modern art. Gerhard Richter for instance. And also check out José Zanine Caldas. And the architecture of Carlo Scarpa. I enjoyed your genuine interest, that's why i felt like giving you some high quality people to look into.
Thanks for the suggestions, Milo! Yeah, I loved my time at the Barcelona Pavilion, and learning about Mies van der Rohe. I will check out the work of the artists/architects you mentioned, thanks! 🙌🏻
Yep, its common for people to interchange minimalism with the "modern" in modern architecture. Modern architecture's principles strip away the grandiose and ornamentation of the prior architectural styles that preceded it exposing the rawness of materials and construction techniques. Minimalism can be a result of this but certainly not the birth of minimalism.
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Would you ever see yourself living in a minimalist building like the Barcelona Pavilion?
Thank you for this video the way you explain the building really brings it alive and helps me to appreciate its beauty
@@emilysmith9099 thanks! ✨ it really is a cool place to check out
Yes, it looks amazing 🤩
forever... Thank you for sharing this beautiful video.❤
In a heartbeat. I love Barcelona
I have visited twice and found it beautiful. The piecing of the marbel wall, the reflections of the sculpture in the pools. It's not really "out of the way." itls on the hill that is topped by the major art museum and performance space. It is a great place to have an Estrella and listen to St. musicians
I love your presentation of the Barcelona pavilion! Thanks for showing me the history and importance of this monument in the minimalism movement
Glad you enjoyed it!
It was definitely ahead of its time.
Definitely, Ocen!
"Super beautiful. love it so much
Glad you liked it, the Barcelona Pavilion is stunning!
You should look into modern art. Gerhard Richter for instance. And also check out José Zanine Caldas. And the architecture of Carlo Scarpa.
I enjoyed your genuine interest, that's why i felt like giving you some high quality people to look into.
Thanks for the suggestions, Milo! Yeah, I loved my time at the Barcelona Pavilion, and learning about Mies van der Rohe. I will check out the work of the artists/architects you mentioned, thanks! 🙌🏻
Loved the vid
Thanks, Süleyman! ✨
it definitely is not something you would expect of Barcelona, but looks cool... reminds me of the famous minimalist hotel brand, Aman ;)
Interesting! Never heard of them, but I'll check it out.
"Birth" of minimalism as the Barcelona Pavilion? Ever hear of Malevich? Naum Gabo? I love B P, but it's definitely not the birth of minimalism.
Yep, its common for people to interchange minimalism with the "modern" in modern architecture. Modern architecture's principles strip away the grandiose and ornamentation of the prior architectural styles that preceded it exposing the rawness of materials and construction techniques. Minimalism can be a result of this but certainly not the birth of minimalism.