Durable Hyperirrealism: Digital Sketching | Dis-order & New-order | Ale Girá Set [8fsDSI5Q]

Authored by Ale Girá

Hyperirrealism explores and interrogates the generation of a new architecture and urban planning for the 21st century. To achieve this, it develops two different working approaches: theoretical and graphical/structural.

Dis-order [a fractal self] researches contemporary human mind architecture, using subjectivity as a way of finding new possibilities in individual and collective identities. Meanwhile, New-order [a global self] presents a vision of the contemporary world from an objective (yet personal) point of view.

Digital Sketching is geometric expression and a synthesis of contemporary human nature: architectural and urban ideas, designs and solutions to contemporary problems, validated by a structural behavior study that confirms their feasibility and stability.

These two approaches to design become part of the actual world as a crystallization of the current historical moment where disorder and order produce ongoing, faster and varying individual and collective (r)evolutions.

It is my intention to focus more on the future than the past, more on freedom and less on indoctrination. It is my belief that theory and practice, dream and reality, innovations and applied technology and art and science, ought to come together to enable personal growth regardless of trends, fashions, established ideologies or moral structures.

Hyperirrealism
Digital Sketching | Dis-order & New-order | Ale Girá

Volume I: Digital Sketching
Volume II: Dis-order & New-order

Book Size: 6 x 7 in / 152,4 x 177,8 mm                          
Format: Portrait  
Pages: 604 (volume I), 176 (volume II)
Language: English      
Photographs: 278 (volume I), 2 (volume II)
Illustrations: 734 (volume I), 22 (volume II)
Edition: Hardcover in Slipcase (978-1-946226-16-7)

// Hyperirrealism is in pursuit of paired antagonistic concepts such as simplicity and complexity, systemic and random order, order and chaos, for the generation of 21st Century Architecture.