Metamorphoses: Transformations as a discourse of development and a form of life

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transformations, metamorphosis, ambivalence, architecture, city, transitions, “centaurs”, hybrid environments, mimicries

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“Transformations” as the essence of Ovidian metamorphoses are one of the forms of life, the purpose and potentiality of the world’s development. Ambivalence often serves as a kind of stimulus for the emergence of metamorphoses or their basis. The ambivalent potential of the world provokes the expansion of transformations/metamorphoses. “Transformations” represent current trends in architecture and design, including transformations of objects and environments; the emergence of peculiar “architectural centaurs” and hybrid environments; imitations and mimicking facades/environments.

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Zheleznyak, O. (2024). Metamorphoses: Transformations as a discourse of development and a form of life. Project Baikal, 21(79), 22–29. https://doi.org/10.51461/issn.2309-3072/77.2279

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2024-04-06

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No. 79 (2024): metamorphoses

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refereed articles

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