Until May 3, 2008, Improbable Architectures is at Translations|Traduções, WARC Gallery, Toronto :: part of the 21st Images Festival.

Improbable Architectures deals with Second Life as a space without parallel in the material world. It is a project developed by Noema Gallery team for the exhibition Memory of the Future, produced by Itaú Cultural. In different terrains, we build improbable architectures: in suspension, transparent, without columns, using only liquid and aerial sources to compose original forms which allow to anyone to navigate in its interior and exterior spaces, crossing its walls and merging with its structures. We depart from Otto Rössler concepts about endofisics, and its unfoldings in the Chaos Theory, in order to produce a space that challenges our perception and react to the interacter’s presence, being reformatted and mutating by its guests.

Improbable Architectures is a project by Giselle Beiguelman and Vera Bighetti, with Juliana Constantino and Lalai Santos. Visit Improbable Architectures in Second Life.