He focuses on traditional forms found in desert environments, on the farm, in Europe, Japan and in the modernist movement. Truly original work involves a rethinking of familiar traditions in a way that is meaningful to people in the present. Throughout the book Berkus presents dozens of parallels between art and architecture that, at first glance, seem quite subtle, but with his insightful commentary suddenly become very apparent. The end result is that the disciplines are revealed to be much more complex both as they relate to one another and as they exist in their own right. He did point out on the phone, however, that the process by which one approaches the disciplines can differ.
Art comes from some place in the back of one s mind.
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