in the giardini, interbreeding field has built two large public space constructions out of timber and large plastic water containers. there are a number of ‘jello bridges’ which are lit and placed around the garden. a large tunnel-like, wooden framework runs down the long path of the open garden as well. interbreeding field’s experimental structures try to create interaction between the spectator and the objects used. photographs are displayed as part of the exhibition, portraying alternate ways in which the plastic water containers and wood can be applied.
the timber creates a tunnel-like skeleton which runs down the main pathway of the giardini image © designoom
image © designboom
‘jello bridge’ structures made from wood and plastic water containers are dispersed around the giardini image © designboom
as evening approaches the bridges are illuminated image © designboom
image © designboom
detail of the ‘jello bridge’s’ construction image © designboom
benches are also constructed out of wood and plastic water containers image © designboom
photographs such as ‘aqua dragon’ by interbreeding field (above) are displayed, showing people that the wood and bouyant water containers are also suitable for building boats
related designboom’s report on interbreeding field at the 9th international venice architecture biennale
more interbreeding field: http://www.interbreedingfield.com venice architecture biennale: http://www.labiennale.org
