Shapes

<n>Barbara Hepworth</n>'s sculpture <n>Meridian</n> (1958-1960), installed at State House in London.

<n>excerpt</n>, a piece of <n>generative art</n> by artist <n>Spaarce</n>.

The <n>Wotruba Church</n> in Vienna, a <n>Brutalist</n> structure by <n>Fritz Wotruba</n>. Photo by <n>Florian W. Mueller</n>.

<n>Narciso Uno - Mirror</n> from the Psicosis Mineral collection by artist <n>Andres Monnier</n>.

<n>Season XXXV</n>, a 2013 concrete sculpture by <n>Katinka Bock</n>.

<n>Radio in Cristallo</n> designed by <n>Franco Albini</n> in 1938.

Model for an unbuilt <n>Brutalist</n> building by architect <n>Gian Paolo Valenti</n>, 1962.

An interior with a curtain: living in Modern Milan

The <n>620 Cabinet</n>, designed by <n>Ojas</n> in 2020.

Ad for the <n>Lowrey Berkshire Deluxe TBO-1 organ</n>, used by <n>Pete Townshend</n> of <n>The Who</n>.

The <n>GO9</n> side table by designer <n>Frank Chou</n>, 2016.

<n>Raster</n> (1968), an ink on paper artwork by <n>Reinhard Voigt</n>.

Cast Work furniture by the art and architecture studio <n>Snarkitecture</n>, 2012.

Photography by <n>Maximilian Semlinger</n> with scenography by <n>Anton Defant</n> and <n>ak</n> for <n>Charlotte Defant</n>.

The <n>AT&T Long Lines Building</n> in New York, a <n>Brutalist</n> skyscraper by <n>John Carl Warnecke</n>, 1974.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Everson Museum of Art</n> in Syracuse, designed by architect <n>I. M. Pei</n> in 1968.