Music marries architecture: famous stars, songs as buildings
"Archimusic" series by Federico Babina - The Beatles“Music and architecture are intimately joined by a cosmic connection,” explains Babina.
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"Archimusic" series by Federico Babina - The Beatles“Music and architecture are intimately joined by a cosmic connection,” explains Babina.
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"Archimusic" series by Federico Babina - Philip Glass
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"Archimusic" series by Federico Babina - JS BachIn one piece, a musical score provides the architectural foundations to a JS Bach building.
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"Archimusic" series by Federico Babina - Jimi HendrixMeanwhile Jimi Hendrix's famous guitar forms the inspiration for this contemporary structure.
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"Archimusic" series by Federico Babina - NirvanaHe adds: “A building is like a harmonic progression following the movement of chords.”
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"Archimusic" series by Federico Babina - BjörkFreddie Mercury and Bjork are also depicted as architectural structures.
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"Archimusic" series by Federico Babina - Blur“Music is an art form whose medium is sound and silence.”
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"Archimusic" series by Federico Babina - David BowieArtists ranging from The Beatles and David Bowie to Bach, Radiohead, Michael Jackson and Nirvana are all featured in the series.
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"Archimusic" series by Federico Babina - Radiohead“They both are generated by an underlying code, an order revealed by mathematics and geometry," says the illustrator.
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