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June 04 | 12:26
When he writes The Trial and The Castle in the 1920’s, Franz Kafka reinvents this notion of labyrinth by creating a maze that escapes the control of its developer, the giant administrative system. This maze will find a space in 1941 through Jorge Luis Borges and his Ficciones in which space is composed both by the notion of infinite and the random. Eventually, during the 1950’s, Constant Nieuwenhuis brought an architecture to this labyrinth by the creation of New Babylon, the territory of the Homo Ludens’ continuous drift.
Léopold Lambert | Lost in the Line | dpr-barcelona BLOG
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