Abstract This article proposes an alternative architectural genealogy in which the development of modern and contemporary architecture is traced not through stylistic shifts, but through changing conceptions of human experience. Beginning with montage theory in early twentieth-century art and film, the article follows a trajectory through movement-based architecture, event-oriented spatial practice, and contemporary explorations of perception. Drawing on the work of Malevich, Eisenstein,...

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