Press release
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.
Interview
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.
Mitte/Rand Salon: Antonino Cardillo, Marienstraße 10, Berlin. Photography: Markus Hieke