Bovisa

In conjunction with the 2020 exhibition Housing the Friendship, a collection of publications related to the Czech-American architect and educator John Hejduk (1929-2000), the book store includes Masque de Medusa (1985) To begin with a three-part series,Bovisa (1987) and Berlin-nacht (1993) and other valuable out-of-print books.

Hejduk believes in the power of architecture to influence the spiritual world — not just the building itself, but architecture-related drawings, photographs, and paintings can be viewed independently as architecture. Since the 1980s, Hejduk's work has been frequently exhibited in universities and art galleries around the world, with many installation types being actually built in different countries and generating dialogue with society. The collection of the Book of Arts and Sciences is not only the book itself, but a complete collection of the Dark Arts building.

Bovisa Povisa is a district in the city of Milan, where Black Doc designed an angel's “sanctuary” with various elaborate facilities, such as crosses, stone throwers, buildings full of spikes, and more. Simple drawings with a white background and black lines create an eerie atmosphere, magical and charming in strokes. Believing in the power of architecture to influence the spiritual world, John Hardack uses painting to convey the deep connection between architecture and human spiritual pursuits to advance the creative frontier of architecture.