Abstract

Movement is both elementary and fleeting; it is a fundamental prerequisite for survival and for our culture. Movement is the functional basis for the discovery, measurement and exploration of our living environment. Explaining and calculating movement are central questions of our culture, which is based on movement and shapes it, and which is based on a history of dynamics and acceleration. In this volume, representatives of various disciplines - from architecture to automobile design - shed light on the representation of movement in art, architecture, design, everyday life, dance and technology. It not only traces historical developments, but also reveals often surprising cross-border connections and discusses current trends.
With contributions by Inge Baxmann, Margitta Buchert, Söke Dinkla, Christophe Girot, Scott de Lahunta, Claus Pias, Stephan Rammler, Annett Zinsmeister and interviews with Michael Schumacher and Chris Bangle.

Authors

Rammler, Stephan