It is not a simple hybridization of, for example, an animal or something biological with architecture, but a fusion between the two, where both are visible at the same time, but as something completely unexpected. A meeting point between different worlds, which in essence would be a “complexio oppositorum”.

Spaces can then become evocative, acquire the appearance of distant things that at the same time become close, of urban visions that are also interior spaces, architectures that are both defined and undefined at the same time. Different eras can even be brought together, evoking both the past and the future, so much so that I would dare to think of a ‘syncreticguard’, rather than a retro or an avant-garde. Not a simple game, then, but an extremely complex and fascinating repertoire that architects and artists will soon have to deal with.