Centre Pompidou in Paris hosts the ‘Hans Hollein transFORMS’ exhibition curated by Frdric Migayrou, showcasing the work of the iconic Austrian architect and artist.
The exhibition delves into Hollein's career beyond postmodernism, exploring his connections to conceptual art, radical architecture, and experimental design over five decades.
Despite the closure of Centre Pompidou for renovation, the 'Hans Hollein transFORMS' exhibition can still be viewed at Galerie 4 until June 2, 2025.
Hollein's early spatial experiments, urban-scale collages, and conceptual works are highlighted, emphasizing his engagement with avant-garde movements and radical design.
The exhibition showcases Hollein's diverse projects, from boutique designs like Vienna’s Retti to larger-scale commissions such as the Haas Haus and the Museum of Modern Art in Frankfurt.
Hollein's editorial contributions and exhibition curation are acknowledged, with his exploration of space as an immersive experience being a key focus.
Following Hollein's passing, the Centre Pompidou acquired a significant collection of his works ranging from models to drawings and archival documents, reaffirming his architectural legacy.
The exhibition 'Hans Hollein transFORMS' not only reconsiders Hollein's impact but also underscores his enduring relevance in contemporary architectural discourse.
Hollein's ability to blend architecture, art, and exhibition design is a central theme in the exhibit, emphasizing his multidisciplinary approach and innovative vision.
Visitors can explore the exhibition at Galerie 4 to witness Hollein's transformative contributions to the field of architecture and design.