La estética de la utopía tecnológica en el binomio arquitectura y cómic

The connection between architecture and comics represents the union of two worlds in which, through the construction of spaces, whether in two dimensions or three dimensions, narratives that are both fantastic and realistic are created with a dreamlike starting point that emphasizes its utopian nature. The graphic language used in both disciplines has served to represent various utopias, many of them of a prospective nature and hyper-technological aesthetics. The futuristic aesthetic was typical of the sixties and seventies, marked by the Cold War and the space race, and was present in other formats such as exhibitions or science fiction films, but it is in the language of comics where architecture. The first is a drawing that represents an idea, the better it is captured.