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Clay-Ceramic/Thinking Architectures/Interior Places. 2024. Ceramic. 260mmL x 350mmH x 160mmW. Making Spatial Research Creation. This item resembles a handmade rustic bee hotel, often used in gardens as a wildlife habitat.It features pre-drilled holes designed specifically to provide nesting spots for solitary bees.The structure is typically constructed from wood, sometimes featuring recycled or scrap materials. Interior…
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In troubled times they all sought to experience life away from social definitions of success or failure. From there, these primitive huts marked personal, original inquires into the ever-mysterious nature of human existence. Anne Cline. A Hut of One’s Own Life Outside The Circle Of Architecture. Interior Design MA UCA Farnham. 2015 The Scriptorium began…
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Atemwende, a breathturn : Adam Gopnik and Edmund de Waal Craft and Art, Skill and Anxiety. Craft is logic, and art defies it. The defiance is what makes art. The serenity of the artisan lies in her knowledge that it can all be done again. The anxiety of the artist; lies in knowing that if…
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Inquiry is essentially the way of learning : Fragile Architectures of Hapticity and Time In an era in which architecture is once more learning its potential as a form of inquiry, rather than as a service — as a producer of knowledge, and not merely of ‘projects’. Brett Steele, Atlas-Tectonics in Barkow Leibininger, Bricoleur Bricolage.…
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https://russellmoreton.blogspot.com Independent research for Studio Practice Theory and Analysis. UCA Farnham, MA Interiors. 2014. Why does Edmund de Waal make architectural interventions through the arrangement of porcelain pots? To what extent, if any is this Ceramist interested in the ability of the single pot to engender meaning? How is the “innerness” of pots that he…
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Littoral Environments : Arts and Subjectivity (the making of things) Text Extract/Inclusion. “Pure Presence” The enchantment of modern life: attachments, crossings, and ethics : Jane Bennett 2001. It is a commonplace that the modern world cannot be experienced as enchanted–that the very concept of enchantment belongs to past ages of superstition. Jane Bennett challenges that…
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Art and Architecture : a place between, Jane Rendell, Peter Greenaway, Intertextuality/Transparency OPEN TEXTS. Allow readers to have multiple interpretations, they allow for the possibility of “determinations”. Intertextuality fundamental concept “that no text much as it might like to appear so, is original and unique in itself. Rather it is a tissue of the inevitable…
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Research as a discursive activity gathering new forms of expression. Duration, Steven Holl Time is only understood in relation to a process or a phenomenon. The duration of human beings alive in one time and place is a relational notion. The time of one’s being is provisional; it is a circumstance with an adopted aim…

