Projecting the Politics of Time + Space
Time / Space
01
Time
Early–mid 20th century. Forward-looking; embracing technological progress and new materials.
Space
Functional, simple, devoid of ornamentation.
02
Time
18th–19th century. Backward-looking; seeks revival of Classical Greek and Ancient Roman antiquity as a model for enduring order.
Space
Symmetrical, balanced, hierarchical, monumental.
03
Time
1915–1930. Agency in the present, active revolution and societal transformation.
Space
Kinetic, utilitarian, collectively engaged.
04
Time
1909–1914. Future-oriented; glorifies speed, dynamism, technological advancement; rejects harping on the past.
Space
Expanding, dynamic, constantly evolving.
05
Time
1916–1924. Rejects traditional notions of time; embraces spontaneity and absurdity over fixed history.
Space
Fragmented, chaotic, deconstructed.
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