Abstract Expressionist Interior Spaces: A Comparison of the effects of colour in: Le Corbusier's Chapel at Ronchamp and Mark Rothko's mural paintings - Paperback

by Dare Oduye (Author)

Abstract Expressionist Interior Spaces, is an invaluable reference book and must have for anyone with an interest in Art, Architecture and Interior Design.This book explores the Abstract Expressionist Art Movement with a particular emphasis, on the use of colour in paintings and the Architecture in places of worship.Thoughtful insight and alternative perspectives are provided in this enlightening comparative study of the effects of colour in the various spaces of Le Corbusier's Chapel at Ronchamp and Mark Rothko's mural paintings in the Rothko Chapel.

Author Biography

Dare Oduye received graduate and postgraduate training in Architecture and Architectural Engineering at the University of Westminster. He is a commercially minded professional, who combines his natural entrepreneurial skills with his creative and technical abilities. He has experience of working on a range of high profile architectural and construction projects. Dare has provided lectures and seminars at a number of academic and professional institutions across the UK. He has worked with industry experts, specialist organizations and manufacturers, exploring the role of colour in buildings, recommending performance based coatings systems and achieving regulatory compliance with sustainable building fabric solutions. He is proactive in his professional and personal development and continues to further his knowledge and insight.