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Wenders Films Zumthor's 3D Architecture
6 Sep
Summary
- Wim Wenders directed a 14-year project on architect Peter Zumthor.
- The film uses 3D to showcase Zumthor's radical architectural approach.
- Brad Pitt executive produced the documentary about Zumthor's designs.
Filmmaker Wim Wenders has released "From Inside Out," a 3D documentary focusing on the renowned architect Peter Zumthor. This extensive project, spanning 14 years, offers an in-depth look at Zumthor's architectural philosophy. The film emphasizes his commitment to designing buildings that are in harmony with their environment and serve their users.
"From Inside Out" delves into Zumthor's meticulous approach, which includes spending considerable time on both the design and construction phases of his buildings. Wenders chose 3D filmmaking as the ideal visual language to capture the essence of Zumthor's work, particularly highlighting the construction of the David Geffen Galleries for LACMA.
The documentary features appearances from various personalities, including filmmakers Ava DuVernay and Werner Herzog, and actress Ever Anderson. Brad Pitt, an advocate for Zumthor's LACMA design, served as an executive producer, contributing to the film's realization.
