Mapa de siete espacios

Abstract

This document proposes a cartography of seven spaces, ranked in order from smallest to largest scale. In this classification organized into seven subsections, each one of them will be denominated by its initials in Spanish. Arranged as the space for the Sky (1^stC of “Cielo”), for the Land (2^ndC of “Campo”), for the Cities (3^rdC of “Ciudades”), for the Houses (4^thC of “Casas”), for the Bodies (5^thC of “Cuerpos”), for the Things (6^thC of “Cosas”) and for the Sketch (7^thC of “Croquis”), this stratification order allows us to formulate a discourse about how to situate and relate different sculptural and architectural proposals between the beginning of the 20^th century and the present day. The objective of this article is not only to make a map of architectural and sculptural spaces, but to establish a final hypothesis with the help of that cartography. Hypothesis in which we will defend that there is a tendency to reductionism and inversions of scale, close to a new idea of discretion in architecture and sculpture.