Gaudí World Foundation

🌍 Tomorrow! Join us for the Ulsan-Barcelona Technology Exchange Academic Event! We’re excited to bring together global experts to explore Gaudí’s legacy and its modern applications in sustainable architecture. From digital innovations in La Sagrada Familia to the creative potential of Gaudí-inspired Hackathons, this event is a unique opportunity to learn and connect. 🗓 Date: October 30, 2024 🕒 Time: 14:00-18:00 (KST) 📍 Location: UNIST Humanities Department Seminar Room + Webinar Don’t miss out on insightful sessions led by industry leaders from the Gaudí World Foundation, UNIST, and SERA. Let’s explore the legacy of a master innovator together! #GaudíWorldFoundation #SustainableArchitecture #Innovation #UNIST

🌸 Did you know that Antoni Gaudí’s passion for nature extended beyond architecture? His love for flowers and vegetables played a key role in shaping his iconic designs, blending the natural world with his creative vision. From floral motifs in his buildings to the organic forms of his structures, Gaudí believed that nature was the ultimate source of inspiration. Gaudí’s connection to nature wasn’t just artistic—it was personal. He maintained a vegetable garden and infused his designs with a respect for the beauty and functionality of nature. Explore how this deep connection influenced his architectural masterpieces. 👉 Learn more by reading the full article on our website: https://lnkd.in/exgNBUY3 #GaudíWorldFoundation

🧩 G-Quiz Results are in! A huge thank you to everyone who participated in our quiz about Gaudí’s Invisible Garden! Ready to see how many answers you got right? Here are the results: Q1: Which element represents growth and regeneration? A: The mosaic-tiled salamander 🦎 This iconic piece captures Gaudí’s fascination with life and evolution. Q2: Gaudí’s Invisible Garden blends nature and architecture. What material does he use to merge the two? A: Ceramic tiles 🎨 Gaudí used these to mimic the vibrant colors and textures found in nature. Q3: True or False: The garden’s layout was inspired by Gaudí’s love for symmetry. A: False Gaudí’s designs often embrace organic, asymmetrical shapes inspired by nature. How did you do? Let us know in the comments how many you got right! Thanks for playing, and stay tuned for more fun quizzes and insights into Gaudí’s world. 👉 Curious to explore more? Visit our website for deeper insights into Gaudí’s architectural genius! #GaudíWorldFoundation

🧩 Ready to test your knowledge about Gaudí’s Invisible Garden? We’ve prepared a fun #Gquiz to see how well you know this hidden masterpiece. Scroll through the questions and drop your answers in the comments! 🧐 Let’s see who’s the real Gaudí expert!  Question 1: Which element in Gaudí’s Invisible Garden represents growth and regeneration? A) The mosaic-tiled salamander 🦎 B) The carved stone arches 🏛️ C) The twisting, ivy-covered iron gates 🔗 Question 2: Gaudí’s Invisible Garden blends nature and architecture. Which material does Gaudí use to connect the two? A) Iron 🛠️ B) Stone 🪨 C) Ceramic tiles 🎨 Question 3: True or False: Gaudí’s garden layout was inspired by his love for symmetry. Question 4: Which of these symbolizes Gaudí’s belief in the interconnectedness of life? 🌍 A) The crisscrossing pathways 🚶♂️ B) The fountain with overlapping natural forms 💧 C) The central viewing platform with circular patterns 🔄 💬 Share your answers in the comments below and check back on saturday for the results! Let’s see who knows Gaudí best! #GaudíWorldFoundation

🔍 Who was Pepita Moreu? Gaudí’s life is filled with fascinating figures, but perhaps one of the most intriguing is Pepita Moreu, an enigmatic figure who may have been more than just an acquaintance of the great architect. 🧠 Curious Facts:   - Pepita Moreu was a talented embroiderer and artist herself, known for her intricate designs and creativity.   - Some speculate that Gaudí may have been romantically interested in Pepita, though no conclusive evidence has ever been found! - Their connection remains a mystery, but Gaudí’s letters to Pepita reveal a man who admired her deeply, both personally and professionally. 🌟 Dive deeper into the story of Pepita Moreu and her mysterious connection to Gaudí. Could she have inspired some of his most delicate designs? 🔗 Want to learn more about her intriguing story? https://lnkd.in/eXgViwDA   #GaudíWorldFoundation

🌐 London, are you ready for a fusion of art and technology? From October 18 to October 27, the Gaudí World Foundation will be at the Saatchi Gallery for ‘The Oulim’, a cutting-edge event showcasing how digital technologies like AI, VR, and NFTs are revolutionizing art and architecture. 🚀✨ 🔮 What to expect: - Immersive experiences with AI, VR, and NFTs - Insights into how Gaudí’s architectural principles inspire today’s digital world - A unique fusion of tradition and innovation 🕒 When: October 18 - 27, 2024 📍 Where: Saatchi Gallery, London 🔗 Don’t miss this exciting event! Head to our website for more details. #GaudíWorldFoundation

🌿 Thank you, London! We had the privilege of participating in Focus Art Fair London 2024 from October 10-13 at the Saatchi Gallery. This global event brought together artists, galleries, and institutions to explore contemporary art with a focus on sustainability and innovation. With over 100 international exhibitors, the fair highlighted how art, the environment, and culture intersect. Our heartfelt thanks go to the organizers, artists, curators, and visitors for their contributions. The connections made will continue to inspire our work in promoting Gaudí's vision of sustainable design. We look forward to future collaborations that shape a sustainable future through art. #GaudíWorldFoundation

🧠 Antoni Gaudí was more than just an architectural genius - his reflections on life, faith, and mortality were as profound as his designs. His thoughts on religion, true glory, and the importance of confronting death deeply shaped his dedication to the Sagrada Família. These reflections provide insight into how Gaudí approached his life and work with a deep sense of purpose and spirituality. 🔗 Explore Gaudí’s thoughts in detail on our website: https://lnkd.in/eJysTUBq #GaudíWorldFoundation

🔍 Did you know? The Invisible Project was a final degree submission by a visionary student and challenges the concept of visibility in architecture. The idea? To create structures that blend seamlessly with the environment, pushing the boundaries of design and sustainability. By using transparent materials and cutting-edge technology, the project honors Gaudí’s love for natural elements while reimagining what the future of architecture could look like—hidden, sustainable, and bold. 🔗 Want to learn more? Head to our website and explore The Invisible Project in detail! #GaudíWorldFoundation

FOCUS TALK - Art and Sustainability Session this week in London Art and Sustainability: Navigating Ethics, Technology, and Social Impact 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM, Oct 13th, 2024 at the Saatchi Gallery in London Moderator: • Lee Harris| MORAL MONEY reporter at Financial Times Panelists: • Tee Ganbold| Co-Founder and CEO at Improvability • Olivier Mourao| British-Brazilian Artist, collector • Sofya Abramchuk | Head of Design of Gaudí World Foundation • Youngwook Choi (Joong Jung Gallery) /Artist (with interpreter) #Technology #Sustainability #Automate #Reporting #Action #Humanity #Creativity