Three Windows
XVII Milan Triennale, Italy
Created for Il Progetto Domestico (The Domestic Project), an exhibition at the seventeenth Triennale di Milano, Three Windows is an installation representing urban, suburban, and rural windows, and comprising self-supporting particleboard walls, copper, chain mail, and scale models.
The installation incorporates several basic assumptions:
The window excludes the inside from the outside and the outside from the inside.
The window is a legal limit that tempts the uninvited.
The window is an apparatus that conspires with other machines to homogenize weather.
The window resists horizontal load and collects dust.
The window is a section cut through light on which opposing elevations are projected.
The window is a frame that takes the viewer out of all reference to place and time.
The window is the moment when vanishing point and vantage point converge.
The window is a slow liquid, “a delay in the glass.”
Project information
- Location
- Palazzo dell'Arte, Milan, Italy
- Opened
- March 1986
- Closed
- June 1986
- Keywords
- Indie, Realized
| Team | Elizabeth Diller, Ricardo Scofidio, and Victor Wong |
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| Georges Teysott | Curator |
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Press
- Wallpaper* ‘Home Sweet Home’ at Milan Triennale Explores the Many Meanings of the Modern Home (opens the publisher’s site in a new tab)
- domus What Is a Home? An Exhibition Seeks the Answer (opens the publisher’s site in a new tab)
- Architectural Record In Milan, an Interrogation of Domesticity (opens the publisher’s site in a new tab)
- AD Italia Triennale Milano Turns 100: All the Exhibitions You Absolutely Can’t Miss (opens the publisher’s site in a new tab)
- Elle Decor The Agenda of Exhibitions to See This Week Throughout Italy (opens the publisher’s site in a new tab)
- La Stampa “Home Sweet Home” at the Triennale: “How the Home Has Changed in the Last Century” (opens the publisher’s site in a new tab)
- Interni Magazine The Exhibitions Not to Be Missed From 8 to 14 May 2023 (opens the publisher’s site in a new tab)