Automatic Cities: The Architectural Imaginary in Contemporary Art

In "Automatic Cities," Robin Clark and Giuliana Bruno explore the intriguing intersection of architecture and contemporary art, examining how the idea of the "architectural imaginary" shapes urban spaces. The authors delve into the ways artists and architects envision cities, bridging the gap between built environments and imaginative representation. By analyzing urban landscapes through various artistic lenses, they shed light on the transformative potential of architecture beyond its physical form.

The book invites readers to rethink traditional concepts of space and existence within urban settings. Through vivid examples and thought-provoking commentary, it reveals how contemporary art influences our perception of cities, encouraging new narratives about urban life. With rich insights and engaging discussions, Clark and Bruno illuminate the complexities of cityscapes in the modern age.