Adolf Loos - volná inspirace After reading the books written by Adolf Loss, I was interested in his position on the attitude to architecture, as part of art.
As he writes: “Only a very small part of the architecture relates to art - a tombstone and a monument. Everything else, everything that serves a purpose should be excluded from the realm of art.”
He excludes practical objects from the list of objects of art. As he writes, “embellishment” is the principle of lower class of people. Art should be created for the art and serve only as an aesthetic object. My work is an attempt to point out the main problem of modern society, which contradicts the basic principles of Loss - the transformation of most objects into pieces of art, forgetting about the destinations. We live in houses that are not similar to each other with colorful windows, but we will be buried in a row with the same tombstones, no different from each other.
