Cadre de Vie - Claude Parent

Claude Parent (1923–2016), France Claude Parent redefined architecture through his “oblique function,” developed with Paul Virilio, introducing slope and movement as fundamental principles. His drawings express a radical vision where space dominates form, influencing generations of architects beyond the built work.

Cadre de Vie I is rooted in Claude Parent’s theory of the oblique function. A radical vision of space, where architecture becomes movement.

A2 format — 42 x 59,4 cm / Hahnemühle paper Photorag 308g/  Giclée artprint with anti-aging pigment inks Edition of 48 / Individually numbered and blind-embossed