Idea by
Yixuan Cai, Cao XueFei
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Call for ideas 2021
QiWu: Natural Footprint in Technological Vicissitude
QiWu: Natural Footprint in Technological Vicissitude
- Systemic changes
This project uses The Stack (Benjamin Bratton) to delineate the earth design framework within “the numerous devices from terrene to ether”, and the Qiwu (equality of things by Chuang Tzu) to elicit the unification between landscape and cosmology. The counterbalance between nature and humanity constrained by ritual and folklore, disintegrates gradually during the process of modernization, and has been transformed into a new treatment of conflicts under the guidance of technology.
The project envisages an open platform with infinite routes informed by diverse experiences, within which people sense the environment (air, water, ground) from their localized cultures and fringe knowledge. It first takes the combination of modern technology and ethnographic perception in China as an example to present viability. Based on multiple epistemes, it opens possibilities for future architectures on alternative management strategies with respect to neglected localities and indigenous techniques.
QiWu: Natural Footprint in Technological Vicissitude
QiWu: Natural Footprint in Technological Vicissitude
- Systemic changes
This project uses The Stack (Benjamin Bratton) to delineate the earth design framework within “the numerous devices from terrene to ether”, and the Qiwu (equality of things by Chuang Tzu) to elicit the unification between landscape and cosmology. The counterbalance between nature and humanity constrained by ritual and folklore, disintegrates gradually during the process of modernization, and has been transformed into a new treatment of conflicts under the guidance of technology.
The project envisages an open platform with infinite routes informed by diverse experiences, within which people sense the environment (air, water, ground) from their localized cultures and fringe knowledge. It first takes the combination of modern technology and ethnographic perception in China as an example to present viability. Based on multiple epistemes, it opens possibilities for future architectures on alternative management strategies with respect to neglected localities and indigenous techniques.