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Project seminars Prototypes
for Performative Design An open Conversation on Art, Architecture and Technology
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response to emerging electronic cultures which have become ubiquitous in
the contemporary environment of social interactions, from the urban to the
individual scale, this meeting between artists, software designers,
architects and sound artists, examines different relationships between
materiality as hardware and
immateriality as software.
The
conversation will be based on a series of presentations of specific
projects incorporating: art, media, sound and design. Further we will
focus on topics where the various projects presented intersect, for
instance: production, performance, authorship, atmospherics and on the
notion of the prototype. The seminar is hosted by the research project Algorithmic
Environments,
which is run by the international architecture and design collaborative
Servo, who has exhibited internationally as well as in Sweden. Alghorithmic
Environments: Ulrika Karlsson, SERVO and KTH, Stockholm, Marcelyn Gow,
SERVO och ETH, Zürich, Jonas Runberger, SSARK and KTH, Pablo Miranda,
Interactive Institute and KTH, Daniel Norell, David Erdman, SERVO and
UCLA, Los Angeles, Chris Perry, SERVO and Columbia University, New York. Los Angeles Islands
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Angeles Islands is a practice based research project influenced by the
visual culture. Investigating ‘architectural americanisms’ the project
gathers seven architects and visual artists around a cross-reading of the
cities of Los Angeles and Malmö. It takes its points of departure in two
contemporary cultural phenomena: on one hand the americanisation of the
Swedish urban landscape, and on the other the counter-cultures that
follows from the first. At the seminar on Nov 17th the course Visual
Culture - Reflective Architecture will be introduced. Los
Angeles Islands: Lars Henrik Ståhl, Nina Aronsen, Per-Johan Dahl, Sara
Eriksson, Annelie Nilsson, Gunnar Sandin, Gunilla Svensson. Architecture
in Transformation Architecture
in Transformation
gathers three architects, all practicing both as teachers and designers,
to explore through architectural projects new ways of seeing and creating
architecture from an existing, often highly complex, contaxt. Its focus is
on drawing and modelling processes where architecture is in itself
regarded both as a source of knowledge and as raw material. Architecture
in Transformation: Elizabeth Hatz, Susanna Bremberg, Katarina Lundeberg. |