Holy.
Concretely Unimaginable — Winter 2020
Open Dialogue
Media Minimalism — Winter 2019
Scale of Truth
Minimal Hacks for Big Statements (Short-term Project) — Winter 2019
SCHTZNGRMM_v.20.20
Poetics of Repetition (Course) — Winter 2019
The Last Rays of the Sun
Expanding Spaces — Summer 2020
The Price of Sharing
Convergence — Winter 2020
This Will Never End
Media Minimalism — Winter 2019
Unstable Space
Unstable Objects (Short-term Project) — Summer 2020
Tatiana Pakhmutova — The Last Rays of the Sun
Expanding Spaces — Summer 2020
Immediate lockdown, contact restrictions, isolation brought us to the point where we have never been before. All that is left for us is technology and high-speed internet connection. For the first time our fast-paced society looked back and started to appreciate what we miss most – nature. The feeling of warm sunlight in our face has become rare these days. Not everyone has a garden, rooftop or balcony. Sad to say: sun exposure has become a privilege. Yet, all life forms depend on it: it influences our circadian rhythm, immune system, and mood. It gives us warmth and light when we need it most.
That’s why I decided to bring the sun into my home. A disc slides up and down to represent the sun cycle. It is linked to the real-time height of the sun.
The pandemic is not over but I still believe there is a bright future afterwards, even if it is digital.
