DESIGNER, DIRECTOR, WORLD-BUILDING

Pneuma poses the question of how architecture may be formed in response to human emotion, while simultaneously representing the human form as a set of ideals detached from the body. The planetary implies a series of regulating principles. In order to "be" there is a set of criteria that must be adhered to. A celestial body must be in space, it must have mass, and it must in some way form or fashion relate to the planet. This set of criteria implied with the term planetary imaginary creates a regulatory system for a unique set of objects in the universe.

DESIGNER, DIRECTOR, WORLD-BUILDING

Pneuma poses the question of how architecture may be formed in response to human emotion, while simultaneously representing the human form as a set of ideals detached from the body. The planetary implies a series of regulating principles. In order to "be" there is a set of criteria that must be adhered to. A celestial body must be in space, it must have mass, and it must in some way form or fashion relate to the planet. This set of criteria implied with the term planetary imaginary creates a regulatory system for a unique set of objects in the universe.

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