Swiss Visions - A New Generation of Architectural Expressions
Exhibition of video and sound installations
The Japan Swiss Architectural Association (JSAA) is pleased to announce the opening of an exhibition of video and sound installations “Swiss Visions - A New Generation of Architectural Expressions” by four Swiss architects: BYJUNG / Truwant+Rodet+ / WALDRAP / Weyell Zipse.
Swiss architectural expression can give a strong impression of stoicism, with abstract drawings and realistic renderings. In recent years, however, Switzerland has been creating a powerful and fresh architectural expression that is a departure from the past, with colorful drawings, collages, and exquisite figurative models.
The exhibition focuses on video works, including models, drawings, collages, and photographs produced by each architect, and introduces new architectural expressions created by the architects to express their concepts. In order to reduce carbon emissions as much as possible, only digital information will be transferred from Switzerland to Japan for this exhibition, thus exploring the next generation of exhibition methods.
As the third event of the Japan Swiss Architectural Culture Association (JSAA), which was established in 2018 as a platform for architectural cultural exchange between Japan and Switzerland, the exhibition will introduce new architectural expressions by young Swiss architects.
Exhibition Outline
Date: March 29th (Fri) - April 14th (Sun) 2024
Opening hour: 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
* Press Tour: 4:00pm - 6:00pm March 29th (Fri)
* Reception: 6:00pm - 8:30pm March 29th (Fri)
Venue: AXIS Gallery
AXIS Bldg 4th Floor, 5-17-1 Roppongi Minatoku Tokyo
Exhibit: Video Works and Drawings by four Swiss Architects BYJUNG / Truwant+Rodet+/WALDRAP / Weyell Zipse
Organized by Japan Swiss Architectural Association
Nominal support by Embassy of Switzerland in Japan
Special Support bu AXIS Gallery
About Japan Swiss Architectural Association
The Japan Swiss Architectural Association (JSAA) is a platform that will share cultural qualities and technologies in contemporary architecture. The association aims to invigorate both Japanese and Swiss architecture through its annual program including lectures, academic workshops, and exhibitions, which will be open not only to the architectural professionals but also to the general public.
As Swiss architecture has recently attracted more interest in Japan, it has encouraged many Japanese university students and architectural professionals to study, work and teach in Switzerland until today. In order to continue and develop the exchange between Japanese and Swiss architectural cultures, JSAA will play an active role in stimulating dialogue through our events, including exhibitions and symposiums.
