This proposal lies at the intersection between Artistic, Spatial, Environmental and Feminist practices, with a remit that correlates inter-disciplinary knowledges across Art, Architecture, Urban/Rural Planning, Ecology, and the Social sciences, to inform a cohesive female reading of Space and Place.

With a definition of sculpture as radical artistic-spatial practice, “not-landscape and not architecture” (Krauss 1979, p. 37), this research repositions the interrelationship between encounter, publicness, photography and materiality to activate a dialogue around the gender, agency, autonomy and safety of public, private and contested space.

By weaving together threads of Socio-Spatial dialogues, with radical Sculptural and Architectural practices, this research proposes an experimental and symbiotic approach to generate, activate and project new knowledges, alternative dialogues and possible futures on the freedoms, movement and mobility of women.