Zip Zap Circus School, 2002 (Rennes version 2008)

3 structures, canvas, wood, wheels
1 black and white photograph (inkjet printing)
1 text and 1 map (project from Pancho Guedes)
600 x 500 x 590 cm, 500 x 350 x 380 cm, 100 x 50 x 170 cm

Zip Zap Circus School is composed of three wooden and fabric modules, offering an imaginary space between the European and African discourses on architecture.

Two unfinished projects are articulated in the Ferreira facility : a villa project designed in 1912 for the Kröller Müller family by Modernist architect Mies van der Rohe with his particular technique "repetition" by wooden and fabric structures that could be moved to the planned site of a park in Holland. Other project is the one designed in the 1990s by the architect
Mozambican Pancho Guedes for a circus school for the South African community of Cape Town.