Oliver Simons
Munich, 2007
Immanuel Kant's philosophical geometry
(Dreams of a Spirit-Seer)
Edmund Hussler lifeworld
(search for the origin, geometry and writing)
Alois Riegl and the room want
(the space sense of the arts, the observer and his room)
Carl Einstein's Cubism
Rainer Maria Rilke and the open space
(The novel as a hollow form "internal space")
Inverted rooms
The spatial concepts in philosophy, science and literature are changing - either they exceed the three-dimensional design space and new coordinate systems for their world views, or they try to stabilize the Cartesian case again
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