Drillcores

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The DirectorGraduate University of Zürich Area of specialty: Deep Pattern Structures, Conciousness and the Articulation of the Possible. Founder of Imaginary Foundation, 1973.
Mikaela Du PomzamparcGraduate Academy of Finland. Area of specialty: Thawing the frozen poetry of architecture. Light, space and the materials of utopia. Member of Imaginary Foundation since 1978
Isadore MuggliBauhaus Drop out Area of specialty: Stimulating the neural mechanisms of visual perception. IF Co-ordinator of optical consistency since 1976
Everett RuskinMA of Octameter Odes Stanford Area of specialty: Surfing the undulating waves of novelty reflected downstream from the impending Singularity. Welcomed into the Imaginary Foundation 1981
Neville BennetteProfessor Emeritus Saint Petersburg State University Area of specialty: Experimentally demonstrating the elaborate logic underpinning nature's awesome machinery. At the IF since 1991.
"Bonkers" BainbridgeElongated sabbatical Area of specialty: Profound absurdity and the ever multiplying wisdom of the cosmic joke. Estranged from the Imaginary Foundation 1974 reunited 1998
Kamilla RousseauGroupe de Recherche Musicale Area of specialty: Chaotic harmony, cultivated disorder and the atonal structure of infinite beauty. Imaginary since 1978
Rufus DaintreeOxbridge expulsion committee Area of specialty: Examining the interplay of cultural and biological evolution through the lens of the metabolic metaphor. Enchanted by the imagination since the dawn of the Foundation.
Kouhei HashimotoDoctorate Post-Literate studies University of Kyoto Area of specialty: Absorbing the impeccable through the totality of awakened complexity. Imaginary Foundation Faculty since 1976
Andre GarnierL’Université Paris Descartes Area of specialty: Anticipatory rearrangements of tomorrow via the wealth of yesterday's experience. With Imaginary since 1979

German artist Sinta Werner plays with spatial perception in the same way that a cubist painter attempts to capture three dimensions on a two-dimensional plane. The pieces in Werner’s architectonic installation, Drillcores, however, function in the opposite order. His sculptural collages are designed to evoke illusions of flatness when viewed from certain angles.