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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. THE IRRATIONAL CITY 2.0 in Venezia, Italy by Paolo Cesaretti+Antonella DediniSeptember 15th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: PAOLO CESARETTI THE IRRATIONAL CITY 2.0 by Paolo Cesaretti and Antonella Dedini is a five meters high light installation, situated at the entrance of the city of Venice. It is a site-specific work that intervenes within the perimeter of the Santa Lucia station, intended as the point of transition between the mainland and the Venetian lagoon.  Image Courtesy © Lorenzo Pennati
 Image Courtesy © Lorenzo Pennati It’s a misregistered presence with respect to the context in which it is located and it looks like a sort of visual accident that occurs when you least expect it. The work is placed on the wall of an electrical substation on the edge of the tracks at the end of the platforms: the deep red lighted π hits the flows of travelers arriving and departing as a surprising element that raises questions and curiosity.THE IRRATIONAL CITY 2.0 – presented last year at the XII Venice Biennale as part of the exhibition Traces Of Centuries & Future Steps – is visible at the Venice station until the end of November 2013.  Image Courtesy © Lorenzo Pennati  Image Courtesy © Lorenzo Pennati  Image Courtesy © Lorenzo Pennati  Image Courtesy © Lorenzo Pennati  Image Courtesy © Lorenzo Pennati  Image Courtesy © Lorenzo Pennati  Image Courtesy © Lorenzo Pennati  Image Courtesy © Lorenzo Pennati
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