Tangent Talk - Unravelling: New Spaces
This talk explores architecture as an interdisciplinary and continuously evolving form of knowledge, taking the Venice Biennale exhibition project Unraveling: New Spaces as a case study.
Through the practices of knitting and unknitting, it examines how natural intelligence operates through cycles of composition, decomposition, and regeneration. Architectural form is understood not as a fixed object, but as a process capable of learning from material transformations, ecological systems, and collective forms of intelligence.
Zoom link: https://monash.zoom.us/j/89732075333?pwd=p3NZakDbDt24gS0xREp4XIzYgImDup.1
Passcode: 220738
Event Details
- Date:
- 17 September 2026 at 4:15 pm – 5:15 pm
- Venue:
- Online
- Categories:
- Design; Architecture; Current Students
Description
This talk explores architecture as an interdisciplinary and continuously evolving form of knowledge, taking the Venice Biennale exhibition project Unraveling: New Spaces as a case study.
Through the practices of knitting and unknitting, it examines how natural intelligence operates through cycles of composition, decomposition, and regeneration. Architectural form is understood not as a fixed object, but as a process capable of learning from material transformations, ecological systems, and collective forms of intelligence.
Zoom link: https://monash.zoom.us/j/89732075333?pwd=p3NZakDbDt24gS0xREp4XIzYgImDup.1
Passcode: 220738