Anselmo built a world where gravity, tension, and decay serve as structural forces.
His work reveals invisible energies as architectural conditions.
Anselmo built a world where gravity, tension, and decay serve as structural forces.
His work reveals invisible energies as architectural conditions.
Invisible forces are often treated as effects rather than active structural agents. In Giovanni Anselmo’s work, gravity, tension, and entropy operate directly to shape form. Elements respond to weight, strain, and decay rather than being imposed from an external plan.
Equilibrium remains provisional, and the system registers the ongoing action of forces. The work maintains coherence through active conditions rather than fixed resolution.
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