Abstract
Agregatorium may be an important factor for culture-forming and expert meetings. The underlying assumption of the Symposium is to search for a new spiritus movens, criteria and reasons to plan, design and create artefacts, spaces and places by analysing phenomena that have already been extensively studied and evaluated. The overriding criterion may be the role of space generated by the local code, enabling the process of humanisation as visualised in art, spontaneous action and openness to the potential recipient as well as interaction.
The Agregatorium exhibition programme covers the presentation of artistic attitudes in the field of architecture, design, visual arts and urban planning as well as interdisciplinary activities in the field of landscaping and broader education.
The programme priority of the symposium and exhibition is to bond, in the course of shared exhibitions of works and achievements, the personalities of famous architects, artists and designers, as well as the attitudes of young artists.
Visual and ideological confrontation can be attractive for the recipient, and become a contribution to discussions and meetings among theorists, artists, architects, urban planners, as well as the audience involved.
At the European Agregatorium, we deal with cognitive processes resulting from the principle of synergy and value.