In response to the clumsy and excessive overexploitation of our natural spaces, I aim to propose a form of vernacular design that restores habitability to the territories around us.<\/p>\n
Through wanderings and explorations, I observe nature closely and draw inspiration from its systems and interactions in order to rethink the processes by which we create our artifacts. In doing so, I seek to restore meaning and depth to our artificial environment.<\/p>\n
By mimicking geological phenomena such as aggregation, I revalue excavated soil and construction debris by imagining new uses for them, integrating them into a different life cycle. Objects are thus created, eroded, and destroyed\u2014yet always retain the ability to be rebuilt.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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