A new paradigm is emerging: the nature and scale of risks are changing. The assumption that past observations may help to better appraise future developments… Read More »Urban resilience and Culture in times of Covid.
The below work speaks about our illusions of strength and power and at the same time shaping our vulnerability. Framed by the perspective of a… Read More »The Sense of Vulnerability.
The Anthropocene awareness and its induced damages strengthen the concept of (urban) resilience, often presented as the new panacea for improving our daily lives. Much… Read More »The Sense of Vulnerability.
Inspired by South African and French artists, William Kentridge and Anne Kolin, the below work speaks about our consumer-capitalistic society and disconnected behaviors, infringing basic… Read More »Droughts.
More than 800 million people in the world lack basic drinking water. Government budgets may increase; still, the UN 2019 report highlights financial resources as… Read More »Droughts: the ultimate challenge.
Far from mass tourism attractions, a narrow cobble-stoned Parisian alley tells us the story of carpenters who came from Holland and Germany during the sixteenth… Read More »How resilient is cultural heritage?
At D0, a Parisian “passage” witnessing the richness of its legacy faces climate change consequences. It seems to be under pressure from the gauze strips… Read More »A cobble-stoned Parisian alley.
If the Enlightment is recognized for an outstanding intellectual and philosophical development, its emergence coincided with theories “from another time”. In her review (1) on… Read More »Chelsea, NYC, 24th street.
Metro Bastille, Paris, is a series of five diptychs picturing the artificial subway design and how it produces mental gaps in our relations with others.… Read More »Metro Bastille.
This diptych questions the issues of care and vulnerability in the urban public space. It refers to our collective ability to address such issues seen… Read More »Chelsea, NYC, 24th street.
