Mr. Eisenman is a little bit too modest perhaps. This is easily one of (if not the) most impressive sculptures I have ever seen. I visited it at dusk, while few other people were around. Walking down, ever deeper, until you are dwarfed by the pillars made a lasting impression. You just have to be open to the experience, then the feeling and historical associations will come.
Trump comment was weird...but Im fascinated with this project. We at some level must discuss in detail what happened as not to repeat it but to his good point contemporary Germans should feel no guilt as they were not there. The notion of "other" is intriguing for sure at many levels. All in all very thought provoking
What I love most about some of Eisenman’s work is that his critics project their feelings of themselves onto his work because simply can’t stop analyzing and just start experiencing
so he created something that had nothing to do with the event or the loved ones lost during that time. not even something to reflect and remember it by. instead a feeling of "otherness". great.
@@bv32ification then please educate us. Coz from my perspective its the typical modernist abstract intellectual concepts that they try to push too hard. It has nothing to do with in the memory of.. and as a reminder for people who has not experienced it to not repeat the same mistakes from the past.
@@bv32ification coz people who experienced it will eventually pass.. and monuments are supposed to be also for the incoming generation to remember the horrible mistakes of the past.. get it?
@@trollala_555 well, let's hope this otherness of architecture without any cultural hints is not repeated so it can be associated with the events it wants to be a monument to.
When we start talking about today holocaust to the indigenous nations of the amazon? WHEN? They target by USA ISRAEL UK ANN FRANCE, though there corporation forces
Mr. Eisenman is a little bit too modest perhaps. This is easily one of (if not the) most impressive sculptures I have ever seen. I visited it at dusk, while few other people were around. Walking down, ever deeper, until you are dwarfed by the pillars made a lasting impression. You just have to be open to the experience, then the feeling and historical associations will come.
Maybe the only reason I only like Peter Eisenman because he looks exactly like my father. I hope they'll put a long discussion with him on the channel
I've been there and in the center it induces the sense of almost being swallowed.. so powerful
Trump comment was weird...but Im fascinated with this project. We at some level must discuss in detail what happened as not to repeat it but to his good point contemporary Germans should feel no guilt as they were not there. The notion of "other" is intriguing for sure at many levels. All in all very thought provoking
What I love most about some of Eisenman’s work is that his critics project their feelings of themselves onto his work because simply can’t stop analyzing and just start experiencing
so he created something that had nothing to do with the event or the loved ones lost during that time. not even something to reflect and remember it by. instead a feeling of "otherness". great.
If you can’t understand the relation between the holocaust, the experience of the victims of it, and otherness, then idk what to tell you
@@bv32ification then please educate us. Coz from my perspective its the typical modernist abstract intellectual concepts that they try to push too hard. It has nothing to do with in the memory of.. and as a reminder for people who has not experienced it to not repeat the same mistakes from the past.
@@bv32ification coz people who experienced it will eventually pass.. and monuments are supposed to be also for the incoming generation to remember the horrible mistakes of the past.. get it?
@@trollala_555 well, let's hope this otherness of architecture without any cultural hints is not repeated so it can be associated with the events it wants to be a monument to.
It ’s great, like a maze, it ’s in a historical time tunnel！
Everybody pass wars you created it’s time to shut up crazy on the lose
Shut up
Is he crazy
he sounds too much like an old man. out of touch. living in the finer times of his younger years.
Kevin C almost as out of touch as you
Haha haha
“No MORE GUILTY THAN VOTING TRUMP IN!” What a HYPOCRITE! A NIHILIST!
When we start talking about today holocaust to the indigenous nations of the amazon? WHEN? They target by USA ISRAEL UK ANN FRANCE, though there corporation forces
gino gino cool
Smug applied art major masquerading posing as deep thinker
this man voted for Trump?
yes apparently
i think he meant he took part in the election as a historical occassion. i doubt he voted for trump
Who even cares...And why should somebody care?
That's not what he said
He was making a statement about separating people from their ideologies in discourse
All books behind him are photo, coloring or picture books or some garbage "manifesto"
Luckily no one in an architectural office has ANY moment of idleness to even read it