Expression (architecture)

Expression (Lat. expressio) in architecture suggests an unmistakable and true showing of the character or identity of an individual (architect). The expression is frequently related to the architectural development of expressionism, whose fundamental beginning stage and point is to present and express what has been „seen" or experienced in the internal eye of the brain, absolute entirety, i.e. to express the subjective states of mind and emotions without alluding to routine and „objective" qualities, judgments and truths. The primary issue in the basic examination of the hypothetical elucidations of the idea of expression in architecture, lies in the way that the idea of expression is utilized as a part of various routes in various fields of science and workmanship. With respect to idea of expression, the accompanying elucidations can frequently be found:

a movement or method for changing a thought into words;

demonstrating feelings, emotions etc.;[1]

passing on feelings by method for music, pictures and so on.;

outward appearance indicating mind-set or feeling;

decision of words, expressions, linguistic structure, sound and so on., in communication;[2]

a particular expression regularly used to express something and so on.

In the largest sense, the idea of expression alludes to the action attempted with a particular aim. Then again, what is the point of communicating something will rely on upon the field in which the term is used.[3]

With this is psyche, a few creators stress the oblivious or unconstrained character of expression,[4][5] while others underscore its intellectual aspect.[6] Expression can likewise be characterized as a feature of the correspondence process which comprises of two integral segments, expression (transmitted data) and impression (got information).[7