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GHOST
FLAT
March 22 – April 30, 2004 |
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CCA
Project Gallery presented a new work by Décosterd & Rahm.
In the common sense, architecture is basically a universe in three
dimensions. Ghost flat is a project of living in unknown dimensions
by amplifying the current spectrum of the sensible to reach new extents,
dissimulated in the folds of time and space. Bilocation, ubiquity,
channeling, it’s through the synchronic presence of various
spatial dimensions that Décosterd & Rahm would like to
draw an architecture where intersect spectrums of spaces, one room
haunted by other room, where a phantom of program can appear in other
program. Ghost flat is a project of a housing from which the various
rooms do not take shape in three dimensions, but in the various wavelength
from the visible one. Occupying at the same time the same surface,
intermingling their mass and their volumetry, each part of the program
(bedroom, living room, bathroom) spreads itself in a specific fraction
of the electromagnetic spectrum. The bedroom appears between 400
and 500 nanometers, the living room between 600 and 800 nanometers.
The bathroom is localized in the ultraviolet, between 350 and 400
nanometers.
The book that will be published contain an original short story of
the French writer Marie Darrieussecq: Ghost flat (a modern couple).
Philippe Rahm stayed at CCA Kitakyushu as Professor of the Research
Program during a month of March 2004.
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