Most modern city scapes are completely lifeless, hulking masses of straight line grided concrete, steel and glass mirroring an accountant like “less is more” philosophy. Decorated by a pigeon patina and a film of pollution. Most buildings today really lack any form of dynamic energy. They are simply concrete shells designed to fit a very one dimensional basic function. Skeletons of ideas in which we move through, we conduct our everyday tasks through. one foot in front of the other. Whilst the accountant’s machine chops huge chunks out of the collective spiritual, military and medical mans imaginative sculpting process. Whilst bowing to the terms of the mighty paper dollar. In times past design projects where undertaken with raw human passion at the forefront – Now days this passion is filtered distilled and rendered lifeless through an aggressive accountant like money mad process. Our city scape end product speaks for itself.
Wildetects realize there is art that fills a single crochet minute and art to fill generations of like minded poets, designers and artists with phenominal inspiration, enthusiasm and dreams of a possible future vision. The goal of the wildetects is to create this perceived dynamic energy in the static – The wild blur representing movement in artwork. Artists like Caravaggio, Boccioni, van Gogh, Picasso, Malevich, and William Blake alluded to this incredible dynamic vision. Sculptures like Rodin captured it in an instant of captured time. Architects like Antoni Gaudi, Hundertwasser experimented with the dynamic possibilities of pure architecture, graphic and raw.
The wildetects are experimenting further with contempory wild design concepts like – earth branded architecture, perceived kinetic architecture, disintegration of perspective, architectural shadow projection, architectural musical interludes, human driven architectural mechanisms, trompe loeil in architecture. Concepts experimented by designers before – however none really living in and picking up on the energy of a dynamic Africa continent in raw motion. – Africa fauvistic architecture forms the backbone of the wildetects style of architectural design expression. Using bold colour and dynamic shapes we seek to experiment with creations that explore this perceived allusive wild dynamic energy.
See case studies of a wild impact frozen in time building assessment creations – wildetecture style. Definitely not for the faint hearted or timid. However a reaction to living full speed on an Africa inspired continent.
"architecture is the skeletal remains of imagination" QJD 2011
