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1980s

Untitled (Piano Player)

Untitled (Piano Player)

Plan

Plan

Tabula A

Tabula A

Untitled (Sea Serpents)

Untitled (Sea Serpents)

+25

1990s

Villa Nautilus

Villa Nautilus

Theater

Theater

Doll's House

Doll's House

Dwelling House of Winnie the Pooh

Dwelling House of Winnie the Pooh

+2

Works

35 artworks

Untitled (Piano Player)

Untitled (Piano Player)

, 1981

Plan

Plan

, 1981

Tabula A

Tabula A

, 1981

Untitled (Sea Serpents)

Untitled (Sea Serpents)

, 1981

Town Bridge

, 1984

Glass Tower

, 1984

Wandering Turtle

Wandering Turtle

, 1984

Glass Tower II

, 1984

Villa Claustrophobia

Villa Claustrophobia

, 1985

Untitled (Person Holding Buildings)

Untitled (Person Holding Buildings)

, 1985

Stageless Theater

Stageless Theater

, 1986

Nameless River

, 1986

Untitled (House with a Stag's Head and Dog)

Untitled (House with a Stag's Head and Dog)

, 1986

Electronic Donjon

Electronic Donjon

, 1987

Intelligent Market

Intelligent Market

, 1987

Bridge

, 1987

Forum de Mille Veritatis

Forum de Mille Veritatis

, 1987

Hill with a Hole

Hill with a Hole

, 1987

Ship of Fools or a Wooden Skyscraper for the Jolly Company

Ship of Fools or a Wooden Skyscraper for the Jolly Company

, 1988

Contemporary Architectural Art Museum

Contemporary Architectural Art Museum

, 1988

Comfort in the Metropolis

Comfort in the Metropolis

, 1988

Diomede II

, 1989

Columbarium Habitabile

Columbarium Habitabile

, 1989

Columbarium Architecture (Museum of Disappearing Buildings)

Columbarium Architecture (Museum of Disappearing Buildings)

, 1989

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