Architectures impossibles. Protohistoire as well as in the

as well as in the commercial and economic operations closely associated with them

Drawings by Louis Soutter

he shared an exacerbated tenderness which

this notion of the threshold

exuberant or concealed

Architectures impossibles. Protohistoire as well as in theMore than any other artistic practice, architecture is governed by strict rules of thumb and intangible dogmas (functionality, stability, practicability, etc.). How, from then on, could it be impossible? Starting from this paradox, this work explores the multiple paths taken by artists, from the Renaissance to today, to make architecture "unreasonable". Works from all over Europe are brought into confrontation, emotionally powerful works and