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12/03 - 13/05/2024
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Published on 23/02/2024

HIGH TECH LOW TECH

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Sophie Dars is guest curator at Archizoom for the exhibition HIGH TECH LOW TECH

The exhibition stems from the consideration that any building designed according to the currently dominant architectural principles is ‘zombie’, non-living, as it is based on technologies and energies that will soon be exhausted ortoo costly for the planet. This zombie perspective invites us to reconsider the way we approach architecture, to ‘de-project’it by reappropriating the tools of thinking and doing.

By taking technology out of the ghost of innovation, the exhibition looks at techniques that emerge from hybrid, localised, living cultures, based on knowledge and skills – between engineer and bricoleur – that are transferred and contaminated across disciplines and social groups. Neither high-tech nor low-tech, these experiments represent a sample of minoritarian but fertile approaches that can help us to rethink our relationship with the built environment and architectural practice.


Guest curator
Sophie Dars (Accattone magazine)
with the participation of Carlo Menon

 

Archizoom curator
Roxane Le Grelle
with the collaboration of Solène Hoffmann

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EVENTS

Vernissage Monday 11 March, 18:30 pm, fr/en
Opening lecture
Sophie Dars

Lecture Monday 25 March, 18:30 pm, fr
Impure Tech
Alexandre Monnin
In discussion with Charlotte Malterre-Barthes

Projection Monday 15 April, 18:30 pm, fr/en
La vie en kit
In discussion with filmmaker Elodie Degavre

Guided tour Monday 22 April, 17:00 pm, fr
by the curators, on registration

Lecture Monday 22 April, 18:30 pm, fr
Wild Tech
Nicolas Nova
In discussion with Tiphaine Abenia

Guided tour Monday 6 May, 17:00 pm, en
by the curators, on registration

Lecture Monday 6 May, 18:30 pm, fr
Milieu Tech
Victor Petit
In discussion with Sophie Dars and Carlo Menon

With the support of WBI. 


 

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