Tools for Spatial Practice

SPACE

Sat 23 April 10am –  6pm
Intensive and hands-on, theoretical and practical, this workshop will begin to triangulate three key terms: site responsive, the cognised environment and spatial imagination. These are central topics to the Estranged Space research network that explores spaces of affect and resonant agencies within architectural settings. We will interrogate the theories of Bachelard, Foucault, Massumi and the works of site responsive artists to evolve a critical practice connected to reality acquisition through installation.
This session intends to foster a reciprocal becoming of an active space featuring a circulation of internal, embodied space with the affirmation of external agencies and vice versa.
We aim to create an interactive experience where Tools for Spatial Practice enables you to become part of/or influence the world of spatial exploration. This workshop is accessible to people of all backgrounds interested in transforming frontiers of art, architecture and critical theory.
Estranged Space is a group of spatial practitioners, who deploy a wide range of tools and techniques to create site-responsive interventions within spaces that are contested, unsettling, peripheral and displaced. Through its work the group explores notions of perception, (re)interpretation, narrative and place. Dr. Mathew Emmett and David Littlefield are co-founders of Estranged Space.

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