Fragmentations and borders
From birth, people find themselves living in a society where everything speaks of fragmentation and borders: the world is divided into nations, regions, cities and countries, languages, cultures, codes. Cities are agglomerations of houses where the walls create boundaries between one family unit and another, between one human being and another. Science, art and professions are moving towards an increasingly sectoral and specialist knowledge: architecture is a language that highlights the phenomenon of fragmentation that involves this historical era. The architectural work has now become accustomed to the idea of the border, forcing you to cross gates, open doors, move between walls and buildings, interact with private and public spaces. Only when thought is able to grasp the fundamental unity of the whole universe will humanity be able to make a leap of civilization, an evolutionary leap.
