Mark West talks about drawing and the reinvention of fabric formwork as a design method. West is educated as an architect from Cooper Union, he is the Founding Director of The Centre for Architectural Structures and Technologies in Manitoba, Canada.
Entreentre is made possible with support from the Dreyer Foundation and the Danish Nationalbank’s Anniversary Foundation
This issue includes music from ‘Epilog Wundergrund’ (2009) and ‘Epilog Hybrid 1’ (2009) copyright, composed and performed by cellist Jakob Kullberg. (http://www.jakobkullberg.com/)

Ee01 - Drawings by Mark West

I denne episode fortæller arkitekten og programmøren Teis Draiby om arbejdet med at udvikle sit eget filmsoftware. Draibys software er eksperimentelle arkitekturredskaber der  oversætter filmens tidslige dimension til håndgribelige rumlige afbildninger. Softwaren etablerer et dynamisk billedplan, hvor tiden kan strækkes eller sammenpresses i en interaktiv bearbejdning der gør det muligt at forstå flere tider på en gang.

Billeder til denne episode findes på http://www.entreentre.org/issue02.html

Entreentre er støttet af Dreyers Fond, Danmarks Nationalbanks Jubilæumsfond af 1968 og Statens Kunstfond.

Musikken i denne episode er ‘Epilog Wundergrund’ (2009) og ‘Epilog Hybrid 1’ (2009) er komponeret, opført og copyright cellist Jakob Kullberg. (http://www.jakobkullberg.com/)

Ee02 - Teis Draiby: Om at programmere arkitekturens værktøjer

In this issue of Entreentre Frederik Petersen is meeting artist and architect Justin Goodyer to talk about his kinematic device Adaptive Bloom. Adaptive Bloom can be described as an responsive wall-panel that seeks to engage the spectator through its poetic and interactive mechanics. The interview touches on how Adaptive Bloom is made and what ideas it embody.

Justin Goodyer is educated at the Bartlett School of Architecture UCL where he is currently a Teaching Fellow in Making and CAD/CAM. The interview takes place at the workshop facilities at the Bartlett, where Justin is reassembling and testing Adaptive Bloom before it is shipped off to an art collector.

Music 
‘Epilog Wundergrund’ (2009) and ‘Epilog Hybrid 1’ (2009) copyright, composed and performed by cellist Jakob Kulberg.

Support
ENTREENTRE is supported by Dreyers Fond, Statens Kunstfonds Arkitekturudvalg and Nationalbankens Jubilæumsfond af 1968.

Ee03 - Justin Goodyer reassembling Adaptive Bloom

In this issue of Entreentre we meet the architectural designer Catrina Stewart for a conversation about her sketchbooks. 

For more images visit http://www.entreentre.org/issue04.html.

Music credits
Piano Sonata No. 14 in C sharp minor Moonlight by Ludwig van Beethoven performed by Bellini Ensemble Unique (1924) [public domain].
Que Partes El Alma - Rumba Son by Juan de la Cruz and musician Bienvenido León (1924)[public domain].

Support
Entreentre is supported by the Dreyer Foundation, the Danish Arts Foundation Comittee for Architecture  Grants and Project Funding, and the Danish National Bank's Jubilee foundation.



Ee04 - Tangible thinking - Sketchbooks by Catrina Stewart

In this episode recorded in April 2016 we speak with the Swedish artist Miriam Bäckström about ideas of representation and the construction of reality in her photographic work. 
In the 1990s and the early 2000s Bäckström photographed stage sets built by the Swedish film director Roy Andersson. Bäckström also went and photographed interiors in apartments and homes of occupants that had recently passed away and in doing so documented the spatial statement the occupants left behind. And she made a series of photographs in museums where objects and spaces had a peculiar double-sidedness that established an uncanny relationship to reality. In Bäckström's photographs from this period there is a sense of looking at something where it is unclear if the photograph registers an actuality, something artificial, or if Bäckström’s combination of candid photography and carefully staged subject matter produce a reality entirely of its own.
Bäckström’s work holds a conversation with and sometimes intellectually anticipates work by artists such as James Casebere, Thomas Demand, Gregory Crewdson, Hiroshi Sugimoto and Lois Renner who also explore the territory between fiction and objective reality by means of an exploration of full scale and modelled plateaus that gain authenticity and become a convincing part of reality through the use of photography.

Entreentre – On Architecture and Image is a digital publication and podcast platform that presents experimental approaches to architecture and spatial practices. Entreentre is based in Copenhagen and London.  This issue was recorded and compiled by Frederik Petersen. Proof listening and fact checking by Karen Gamborg Knudsen and Anne Friis.
Contact: hej [at] entreentre [dot] org.

Image Credit
Cover photo. Bäckström at the Resurrection Chapel (Uppståndelsekapellet) by architect Sigurd Lewerentz in Skogskyrkegården (Woodland Cemetery) near Stockholm.

Music Credit 
Piano Sonata No. 14 in C sharp minor 'Moonlight' by Ludwig van Beethoven performed by the Bellini Ensemble Unique from a 1924 recording released by the National Park Service. The sound file is part of Public Domain(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/publicdomain/).
Enrico Caruso singing Giacomo Puccini's 'E Lucevan Le Stelle' from Tosca in a 1903 recording from the collection of Norman Bruderhofer. The sound file is part of the public domain under the Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Germany  (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/de/).

Miriam Bäckström - Into the Image

Danish:
Arkitekt Anne Pind læser sin tekst "Langt ud i skoven" under lanceringen af EntreEntre Pamphlet 2: Gegenstand - Triftstrasse - Hvitträsk på Minus 1 på Den Frie i København, november 2016. 

English
Anne Pind reads her text Deep Into the Forest at Minus 1 at Den Frie in Copenhagen in November 2016 during the launch of EntreEntre Pamphlet 2: Gegenstand - Triftstrasse - Hvitträsk. The text is translated from Danish into english by Cornelius Colding and published in EntreEntre Pamphlet 2: Gegenstand - Triftstrasse - Hvitträsk (2016). A video of the pamphlet can be found https://vimeo.com/196444604.

Anne Pind reads Deep Into the Forest

Entreentre is an online magazine dedicated to experimental architecture and explorative work methods. Entreentre publishes audio interviews with artists working in the intersection between the made and the imagined.

Contact: hej [at] entreentre [dot] org

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