Mitte/Rand Verlag, Marienstraße 10, Berlin,
Live interview conducted by Tim Berge at the publishing house Mitte/Rand in Berlin, part of the Salon in Marienstraße meeting curated by Stephan Burkoff and Jeanette Kunsmann
Jeanette Kunsmann
Antonino Cardillo is an architect with an extraordinary career and no less controversial positions. A fog looms over his work that blurs past and present, truth and illusion. On Tuesday, November 21, 2017, Tim Berge spoke to Antonino at the first Mitte/Rand Salon in Marienstraße about his beginnings, his attitude towards antiquity and the sexuality of architecture.
Antonino Cardillo, with Tim Berge
Antonino Cardillo discusses how, seeking a simpler life, relocated to Sicily, finding inspiration in its rich history and culture. His work explores the loss of anthropological material in modern architecture, emphasising a connection to human feelings and nature and a rejection of standards and norms.
