On the edge of liminal grounds
In a grain of sand I see a town
Anatomy of the ceramic tile – An invisible simulacra
Mr. Kuma, Why Do I Keep Crashing Into You?
When Windows
Become Walls
Masterplan: Flipping StrijpS
and
Burning Membrane
Human Habitat
Circle – Minimal Urban Structure
In a grain of sand I see a town
and
Human Habitat
Human Habitat
2021
Human Habitat: Landscapes of the Anthropocene is a photographic exhibition held at Galleries of Piedicastello in Trento (June 2021 – February 2022), which features Tom Hegen’s work and 5 emerging photographers selected through an international call.
The exhibition design project stems from “Chiasma2020”, the annual workshop that Acropoli Association organises every year. Its fourth edition involved 15 neo-architects and designers from all over Italy, thanks to which the preliminary project of the exhibition itinerary was born.
The exhibition is presented as a work-in-progress: the space is articulated according to a system of pavilion paths following a 3D grid development obtained with innocent pipes typical of building sites. The information panels based on the research shows reports and scientific insights, communicated through infographics and maps.
The exhibition is presented as a work-in-progress: the space is articulated according to a system of pavilion paths following a 3D grid development obtained with innocent pipes typical of building sites. The information panels based on the research shows reports and scientific insights, communicated through infographics and maps.
