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A spatial portrait of the Bauhaus

// its school, its ideas, its people

notes

The Bauhaus is considered today one of the most influential design and architectural movements of the 20th century. Though it survived only fourteen years amid the tumult of German society between two wars and was forced to close in 1933 under the pressure of the National Socialist Party, the Bauhaus is the birthplace of a design vision that lived on and developed through the expatriation of its members. This vision is symbolized by wide glass curtain walls in modern skyscrapers, the popularization of geometric shapes in buildings design, and the creation of furniture and objects following shared values of aesthetics and functionality.

This virtual world was created to encapsulate its most important ideas and figures, along with a virtual representation of the Bauhaus Weimar building hall, characterized by the "Eve" sculpture and the rounded stairwell, which you can still admire today in Weimar.

The notions of "Crafting" and avant-garde "Theories" each hold a side of this virtual world, while the Bauhaus circular study scheme stands in the middle of the room. Users are encouraged to click on objects of interest to discover more information about their subjects and to allow themselves to dwell, explore, and reflect on the Bauhaus ideals and story, which I tried to present here.

interesting ressources

Program of the Staatliche Bauhaus in Weimar Walter Gropius

Bauhaus: Buidling the New Artist Getty.edu

Color at the Bauhaus Getty.edu

teaching at the bauhaus Bauhaus.de

Bauhaus and its Sites in Weimar, Dessau and Bernau UNESCO World Heritage Convention

Master Klee! At the Bauhaus Zentrum Paul Klee Berne

Bauhaus Main building without Rodin’s "Eva" uni-weimar.de

Bauhaus Museum Weimar" klassik-stiftung.de

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All artworks and photographs used on this virtual world are personal or in the public domain. All texts were written by me Remi Petitjean. If you believe a content here infringes your rights, please reach out to me at remi.petitjean@outlook.com

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