Tenga 3D Toy as an Architecture Model

Some time ago I got interested in possibility of application of St. Thomas Aquinas’s conception in contemporary architecture. Therefore, once searching for scholarly edition of “Summa theological”, I incidentally came across Japanese Tenga Company toy. I was so much impressed by its inner potential, that I couldn’t but buy it.

Having studied five available models, I chose Tenga 3D Polygon as it resembled me Zaha Hadid`s architecture. It wasn’t by chance because Tenga 3D was designed as an abstract sculpture. As far back as K. Malevich conclusively proved, that any abstract sculpture could be regarded as a form of potential architecture.