Tangram
Published in DIVISARE BOOKS issue #97
A sharp line makes two houses out of one. A sharp line makes one house out of two houses. One of those houses will be dealt with. The other will not – not really. One of the houses will become a shop. The other will not. The other will become not a store. But together one house.
Two houses which together form one will look towards each other through that sharp line. The sharp line will be a wall of glass. Along the wall visitors will walk into one of the houses to the back. On the other side visitors will walk through the shop to the front. Or to the back again.
A long shop – along the shop. Following the sharp line that is a wall of glass. From front façade to garden at the back. The garden at the back is just so a house. Half of a house, without a roof. An old stable. A new garden.
And upstairs. Another house. Behind the front face. Just so a house, to live in.
How many houses can a house be? While being a shop as well. A walk through the house as shop.
