[Georgina Eleftheraki - Solomon - COVER IMG] Sol LeWitt at dymaxion house
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Solomon

University/SchoolUniversity of Ioannina/ School of Fine Arts
Lead DesignerGeorgina Eleftheraki
Design TeamScientist supervisor: Aristotelis Dimitrakopoulos,associate professor/ School of Architecture/ University of Ioannina

The central idea for the exhibition is to turn R. B. Fuller's dymaxion house into an exhibition space/exhibit. It is transformed into a transparent, bright "child's play", full of bright colors, geometric shapes and flowing lines with S. LeWitt's large-scale wall drawings. An "immovable carousel" that visitors to the exhibition-spectators will be able to see either from afar, either from the entrance on the ground floor or the roof through transparent sections. The exhibition is organized into two main sections: extroversion & introversion and is developed on the walls and on the floor.