La paradoja del poder: de la construcción a la autodestrucción

Abstract

The human-centred view of superiority has led people to subjugate and threaten the well-being of other ecosystems. Although humans have gained benefits through their knowledge and adaptation to their environment, this has caused damage to themselves and to the environment. Construction through destruction is a reflection of this power by coercion and superiority, which has led to the degradation of the earth, and the abuse and extinction of species. The damage done to itself and the resistance of nature against this destruction will be reflected in a spatial intervention of aluminium plates and concrete. This will generate a confrontational space between the spectator, the destruction of his environment and his own self-destruction. In addition to raising awareness of the acts caused to the environment, its gradual destruction is visualised by melting into its own construction. The spider's web represents both the ecosystem persisting in urban spaces and the temporality of the consequence.