Architecture is a tool for reframing the real, allowing us to reconsider the past and memory, overcoming the traces of cultural hegemony, in order to discover forms of freedom for both individuals and communities.
Following are ten tracks between practictioners and national participations that represent this vision.
Featured image: PERU Pavilion, Walkers in Amazonia, 18. Biennale Architettura, © Marco Zorzanello, courtesy La Biennale di Venezia
This Kenya-based studio researches reverse futurism, where infrastructure for life comes from the idea of cave as the ...
The Race, Space & Architecture programme is only one of the polysemic projects of Thandi Loewenson, artist, design...
A collective that works on decolonization of architecture with a socially engaged practice combining art, space and research, D...
Using speculative architecture, the studio focuses on the phenomena of late capitalist societies with two goals: on one hand, a...
Kate Otten’s designs have won prizes and been published all around the world thanks to the originality of a practice which bl...
Founded in 2017 by Rosa Spaliviero and Sammy Baloji, the studio works in the terrain between visual and multimedia art, in part...
Brazil reflects on the double meaning of Terra [Earth]: soil and planet. The planet that houses the human race, beyond...
Australian history cannot be detached from the concept of decolonization. Immersive sound, voice, and imagery put at the centre...
In the curators’ intent, the representation of activities such as farming, food preparation, play, and dance – as they take...
Thematic tracks in the Laboratory of the Future of the 18. Biennale Architettura
Thematic tracks in the Laboratory of the Future of the 18. Biennale Architettura
Thematic tracks in the Laboratory of the Future of the 18. Biennale Architettura
