Idea by
Danai Toursoglou Papalexandridou
Call for ideas 2017
Assembling Narratives
Assembling Narratives
The project premises lie in the reality of dissolving the artificial polarities between the human and the non-human, the natural and the artificial, the indigenous and the foreign, the stabilised and the nomadic.
Starting from population flows, is suggesting that living in sympathy with the human activity, and the transformations of natural and artificial elements, a new form of ever-changing territory could arise. River Evros is chosen, as a natural ever-changing element perceived to either separate or join Greece and Turkey. Flood is studied as a generator of notional and tactile connections. It is challenging the role of architecture as a mediator between matter and fact, capable of orchestrating the emergence of social and/or environmental ecologies.
Experimenting with the mycelium growth of the river and programmed drowns the artificial barrier of the here and there could be bridged, revealing a spatiotemporal continuum and prompting alternatives to the geopolitical issue.
Assembling Narratives
Assembling Narratives
The project premises lie in the reality of dissolving the artificial polarities between the human and the non-human, the natural and the artificial, the indigenous and the foreign, the stabilised and the nomadic.
Starting from population flows, is suggesting that living in sympathy with the human activity, and the transformations of natural and artificial elements, a new form of ever-changing territory could arise. River Evros is chosen, as a natural ever-changing element perceived to either separate or join Greece and Turkey. Flood is studied as a generator of notional and tactile connections. It is challenging the role of architecture as a mediator between matter and fact, capable of orchestrating the emergence of social and/or environmental ecologies.
Experimenting with the mycelium growth of the river and programmed drowns the artificial barrier of the here and there could be bridged, revealing a spatiotemporal continuum and prompting alternatives to the geopolitical issue.