Press Release
Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster develops a new outdoor environment consisting of a small collection of local prefabricated real-size concrete bus stops over a large field of desertic white sand next to the tropical forest. The structures and their assembly appear as the miniature of Brasília modernist architecture, and the artificial landscape refers as much to JG Ballard’s novel Burning World (1964) as to the New Mexico White Sands Desert, the location in which Gonzalez-Foerster’s renowned 2003 film...
