2025, GES-2 House of Culture
If These Walls Were Water. Lina Bo Bardi
Curators: André Vainer, Marcelo Ferraz, Andrei Vasilenko,
Karen Sarkisov, Katerina Chuchalina
Research assistant: Marcos Ferraz
Architecture: Sasha Kim, Ira Ten
Producers: Stacy Dementyeva, Maria Kalinina, Alisa Kekelidze,
Ksenia Makshantseva
Technical team: Andrey Belov, Alexander Dolmatov,
Artem Kanifatov, Ksenia Kosaya, Maksim Lapshin
Graphic design: Maria Vinogradova, Maria Kosareva
Photographer: Daniel Annenkov
The exhibition is organised in collaboration with SESC Pompéia
Instituto Lina Bo e Pietro Maria Bardi
Сommissioned and produced by GES-2 House of Culture
If These Walls Were Water. Lina Bo Bardi
Curators: André Vainer, Marcelo Ferraz, Andrei Vasilenko,
Karen Sarkisov, Katerina Chuchalina
Research assistant: Marcos Ferraz
Architecture: Sasha Kim, Ira Ten
Producers: Stacy Dementyeva, Maria Kalinina, Alisa Kekelidze,
Ksenia Makshantseva
Technical team: Andrey Belov, Alexander Dolmatov,
Artem Kanifatov, Ksenia Kosaya, Maksim Lapshin
Graphic design: Maria Vinogradova, Maria Kosareva
Photographer: Daniel Annenkov
The exhibition is organised in collaboration with SESC Pompéia
Instituto Lina Bo e Pietro Maria Bardi
Сommissioned and produced by GES-2 House of Culture
The international project If These Walls Were Water. Lina Bo Bardi is dedicated
to the creative method and legacy of Lina Bo Bardi. The essential feature was
the close collaboration with the architect's former students and associates —
André Vainer and Marcelo Ferraz.
Bo Bardi's crucial principle—the understanding of culture as a space for community
and shared experience—is embodied in two interconnected parts of the exhibition.
A large-scale installation, composed of elements from the architect's imaginary
universe, reveals the material manifestation of her ideas, while an intimate gallery
allows visitors to glimpse into the master's creative laboratory and presents
architecture as a process — from the initial drawing to realized form.
to the creative method and legacy of Lina Bo Bardi. The essential feature was
the close collaboration with the architect's former students and associates —
André Vainer and Marcelo Ferraz.
Bo Bardi's crucial principle—the understanding of culture as a space for community
and shared experience—is embodied in two interconnected parts of the exhibition.
A large-scale installation, composed of elements from the architect's imaginary
universe, reveals the material manifestation of her ideas, while an intimate gallery
allows visitors to glimpse into the master's creative laboratory and presents
architecture as a process — from the initial drawing to realized form.
The international project If These Walls Were Water. Lina Bo Bardi
is dedicated to the creative method and legacy of Lina Bo Bardi.
The essential feature was the close collaboration with the architect's
former students and associates — André Vainer and Marcelo Ferraz.
Bo Bardi's crucial principle—the understanding of culture as a space
for community and shared experience—is embodied in two
interconnected parts of the exhibition.
A large-scale installation, composed of elements from the architect's
imaginary universe, reveals the material manifestation of her ideas,
while an intimate gallery allows visitors to glimpse into the master's
creative laboratory and presents architecture аs a process —
from the initial drawing to realized form.
is dedicated to the creative method and legacy of Lina Bo Bardi.
The essential feature was the close collaboration with the architect's
former students and associates — André Vainer and Marcelo Ferraz.
Bo Bardi's crucial principle—the understanding of culture as a space
for community and shared experience—is embodied in two
interconnected parts of the exhibition.
A large-scale installation, composed of elements from the architect's
imaginary universe, reveals the material manifestation of her ideas,
while an intimate gallery allows visitors to glimpse into the master's
creative laboratory and presents architecture аs a process —
from the initial drawing to realized form.
