Roula Matar - L'architecture selon Gordon Matta-Clark
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Les propositions architecturales de Gordon Matta-Clark.
Figure majeure de l'art américain des années 1970, Gordon Matta-Clark (1943-1978) a produit, pendant les dix années que compte sa brève carrière, un corpus d'œuvres d'une grande diversité. Expérimentations sur la matière, installations, performances, découpes architecturales, dessins, films, photographies, ou photomontages témoignent de cette multiplicité de démarches et de mediums explorés. C'est au travers de ses découpes (cuttings) et dissections de bâtiments qu'il s'est fait d'abord connaître, en intervenant sur des immeubles abandonnés et voués à la démolition. Ces spectaculaires découpes ont longtemps prévalu dans les analyses, et ont le plus souvent été considérées comme des attaques portées contre l'architecture.
Pourtant, architecte de formation, Gordon Matta-Clark a surtout cherché à expérimenter, selon ses termes, « les usages alternatifs d'espaces qui sont les plus familiers ». Sur la base de documents d'archives, cet ouvrage propose de lire ses travaux depuis ce point de vue venant de l'architecture, en envisageant les mouvements de sa pensée spatiale et ses enjeux architecturaux, dans tous les lieux singuliers explorés. Que ce soit en découpant les murs, planchers et plafonds de bâtiments abandonnés ; en créant une perspective implicite sous une dalle funéraire ; en installant un abri dans un arbre ; en dessinant des maisons-paniers mobiles ; en construisant un mur à partir de déchets trouvés dans la rue ; en voulant grimper au ciel avec une échelle en corde ou en voulant habiter dans un immeuble ballon, que disent ses projets de son idée d'architecture ?
Roula Matar est architecte DPLG et docteur en histoire de l'art contemporain de l'université Rennes 2. Elle est maître de conférences à l'École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Versailles où elle enseigne en Histoire et cultures architecturales. Ses travaux de recherche portent sur les croisements entre les disciplines, notamment sur les rapports entre art et architecture au XXe siècle.
Paru en janvier 2022
Édition française
17 x 24 cm (broché)
232 pages (ill.)
ISBN : 978-2-37896-207-4
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