Anthroconstructivism 2

Anthroconstructivism 2
24x36 oil on canvas

Anthroconstructivism is an idea that I have been interested in for quite some time. Anthroconstructivism is apparent within the built environment that we inhabit now, which can be seen in the proportions that are perceived in both modern and ancient architecture. Space and volume are shown to be internally subdivided within the viewer’s mind, which sets up relationships between how space is to be used and how to navigate within a space. It is this that creates an anthropomorphization of all interactive environments both natural and built. As with all understanding, the experience is modified through subjective cognition and thus a tapestry of forms for utilization and personalization of a space is created. The overlay creates a formal language that creates anthroconstructivisation of all constructs within the built and natural environments. Space starts to become human and lives, breaths, destroys and creates in a humanistic way.