Windows and Screens
Lecture by Georges Teyssot
Georges Teyssot discusses how the notions of window, door, frame, and screen have unfolded in time, from Alberti to our mobile phones, and how these elements contribute to the emergence of a virtual, topological terrain of intermediary zones between interior and exterior.
We invited Teyssot to lecture in conjunction with our 2014 exhibition Rooms You May Have Missed, which explored ideas of domestic space and inhabitation through the work of two contemporary architects operating in distinctive contexts, Bijoy Jain in India and Umberto Riva in Italy.