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Penthouse for Hosting — Private commission
“Hot Water is Cool” — FAR NEAR Volume 6: Heat
Traditional Chinese Medicine Apothecary Exhibition — WSA
AIR Strategy and Branding, Aspen Art Museum — 2x4
“Resurfacing Hong Kong’s Star Ferry” Peer Review, — Verge 11.2
The World Around Strategy — 2x4
Powder Mountain Strategy and Branding — 2x4
Communicating Climate Talk — Harvard GSD
“Feejee Mermaid x Stefanie Hesseler” — Pairs 04
Matriarchal Blueprints — CCA Conference
“Terraqueous Intimacies: To Sink, Sip, and Swim” — DISC Issue 2.0
“MAAT: Oceanic Thought” — Rumor Review
Oceanic Protocols: Navigating Leaks and Trouble Waters — Harvard GSD
Algae Composite Panels — Harvard SEA
The Transmogrify of a Towel — Princeton University
The Sun Rises & Sets in Revere Beach Exhibition — Harvard GSD
“The Natures of Sanatoria” — KPF Traveling Fellowship
No Cure? Caring for Burnout in a Neoliberal Age — Cornell University
Pierre Paulin Program Exhibition — OMA
❶ Bibliography
2019
“Architecture, urbanism, and design, have always been affected by anxieties and obsessions with health.
Today’s hyper-efficient cities are the breeding grounds for burnout, the chronic illness of our time. Infected by neoliberal attitudes, contemporary minds operate at speeds beyond the biological body. Burnout can thus be defined as the destruction of the biological body in its adaptation to the enhanced mind. Acknowledging the impossibility of retreat, this thesis proposes an Apothecary Grave-Garden for victims of burnout in a still functioning urban cemetery, taking the issue of health from individual responsibility and restoring it more appropriately to our social surroundings — a reminder to embrace slowness and inefficiencies in a Neoliberal Age.”
7.2 x 6.5 ft / 220 x 200 cm
mixed media, acrylic, ink, dirt, collage, analogue & digital
Charles Goodwin Sands Thesis Medal