Aesthetics and perception of mobile reality: architectural prospective

Abstract

This article discusses a possibility that the notion of mobile reality, as theorised by a few important philosophers at the beginning of the twentieth century, and contemporary architectural ideas, could be complementary according to dynamic characteristics of aesthetic perception and experience. This, at first glance odd statement, could be justified by the relative similarity that philosophical and architectural ideas at the beginning of the twentieth and the twenty-first century expose through fundamental characteristics of their appearance. As a matter of fact, dynamic sensations are the essential values of avant-garde understanding of architectural and urban design, and the nation of mobile reality is one of its fundaments. These ideas could be applied on diverse design approaches and dynamic aesthetic sensations of contemporary architecture.