Friday
8 Nov

'Green Over Gray' about Emilio Ambasz with a Presentation on the Future of Spiritual Architecture by Stadia Arkitekter

How can the architecture of the future meet humanity’s spiritual needs within the framework of a secular culture? Learn about Emilio Ambasz, cosmic longing, and the monumental architecture of the future!

Emilio Ambasz does not design buildings but situations: Views over Andalusian forest landscapes, ascents along hanging gardens, and walks through underground greenhouses. It’s all about connecting human consciousness with the forces of nature, the timelessness of myths, and a perception of deep cosmic temporality that allows us to transcend our individual interests and life circumstances. But what do these buildings really say about architecture’s ability to connect humans to something greater? And how can the architecture of the future meet humanity’s spiritual needs within the framework of a secular culture? Learn about Ambasz, cosmic longing, and the monumental architecture of the future with the film Green Over Gray.

The film will be introduced by Panuela Aasted and Kristiane Fenger from the architectural firm Stadia Arkitekter.

ENTRANCE FEE: 110 kr. / 75 kr. for members of CAFx Community and Cinemateket. Send us an email to receive the discount code!

About Green Over Gray

Trailer

DIRECTORS: Francesca Molteni and Mattia Colombo
DURATION: 55'
YEAR: 2024
COUNTRY: Italy

About CAFx Micro-Festival Vol. 2

How does our architecture shape the future? How can we create cities today that predict and anticipate tomorrow's problems? With six events spread over four days, we invite you to dive into the relationship between form and vision of the future through film premiers, unique screenings and lecture programs. Read more about CAFx Micro-Festival Vol.2 here.

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