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1	Distorted Imitations Schlaucher Ståhl, Irma January 2023 (has links) An imitation of a material is usually associated with a lower value. It could partly be because materials linked to permanence and aging are often seen as something more exclusive. In materials such as stone and wood, we can often see a trace of time. It can be seen through the growth rings in diverse types of wood. Or the pattern formed in rocks by magma that solidified in the earth’s crust over time. In my project, I want to question how we value materials and material imitations in relation to their age, execution, and location. By juxtaposing original materials with distorted copies, the materials communicate with each other and thus create an enhanced imitation. In my project, I investigate how we value materials, based on the idea of the material as something considered as genuine or fake and what is possible within the limitations of an imitation. autencitet rumslig installation träådring marmorering sammanslagna mönster imitation hantverk digitalisering platsspecificitet trender Architecture Arkitektur Arts Konst Design Design
2	I Am Here, Yet Somewhere Else : A psychogeographic navigation through grief, loss and memory Zhao, Queenning January 2022 (has links) New spaces open up when you lose someone. A disappearance is the beginning of an emergence. This project is about mourning the loss of my nai nai (paternal grandmother in Mandarin) and the spaces that have opened up during the process. Through personal experience and by mapping my psychogeography of the place where I grew up with nai nai, Visättra, this project deals with the meaning of places, memories and objects. I have worked with the translation between immaterial and material things while reflecting on contemporary questions such as: attachment to places and objects, highlighting placeness that is entangled with culture, identity and politics, and situating a subjective experience in a larger narrative. What happens to the places that are attached to the memories of a person after their death? What kind of new places are born out of grief and loss? How are they manifested through different scales—from the personal to the universal and the psychological to the geographical? I have explored my questions intuitively along with theoretical frameworks followed by a process of tracing, collecting, translating and recreating carriers of memories, revealing scenes of a dichotomy between brokenness and wholeness—from then to now and from there to here. memory place placeness grief loss tracing psychogeography scenography sculpture translation spatial installation minne plats sorg förlust spår psykogeografi iscensättning scenografi skulptur översättning rumslig installation Arts Konst Design Design
3	An actual house Gaard, Trina January 2022 (has links) When having travelled one returns to, or revisits, a place. Unaware of the personal transformation that has occurred, one realizes the change when confronted with familiar things. In a desire to understand what objects and places mean to people, the project An actual house looks at three objects from a childhood home: a staircase, a window and a curtain and their relation to memory and autonomic consciousness. It reflects upon the importance of memory and imagination in art, architecture, and design - memory as well as imagination as a tool to create a different future. This art-practice-based work uses a hybrid form method. Exploring phenomenology trough writing, creating objects from memory and conveying the work to a perceptible form in a curated exhibition. It wants to contribute to a discussion on the relation between humans, objects and places in time. spatial design spatial installation phenomenology memory imagination the uncanny autonoetic consciousness hybrid form scenography sculpture rumslig gestaltning rumslig installation fenomenologi minne fantasi det kusliga autonotisk medvetenhet hybrid form scenografi skulptur Design Design

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