
10/03/2024
“Vital’s projects, like his Sculpture Park in the Swiss Alps and a house in Niger for watching the sunset, blur the line between art and architecture, showcasing his ability to create spaces that transcend function and become artistic expressions.” – Nour Fakharany for
A new article on discusses ‘Not Vital: Sculpture’, a new book by on Swiss artist Not Vital. The book offers an intimate look into his career, featuring over 450 works, from sculptures to architectural projects. It explores Vital’s unique projects, like the Bataan Chapel in the Philippines and his sunset-watching house in Niger, revealing how his travels and personal experiences shape his art. Zevi highlights the connection between Vital’s life and the themes of nature, folklore, and identity present in his work.
Currently, Not Vital is part of ‘Mães’, an exhibition in collaboration with Richard Long, on view at Nara Roesler Rio de Janeiro through October 26th. Access ArchDaily.com to read the full article, and stay tuned to our socials to learn more about ’s body of work.
images: 1. Courtesy of Alma Zevi; 2. Moon, 2004, Stainless Steel, Lake Tarasp; 3. House to Watch the Sunset, 2005, Niger; 4. Big Tongue, 2008, Stainless Steel, Yorkshire Sculpture Park; 5. House to Watch the Sunset, concrete. All Images are courtesy of Alma Zevi. Via: ArchDaily
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