FEATURING WORKS BY
MARIA BANG ESPERSEN
CAMILLO BERNAL
CRAIG BARROW
ALEXIS BONDOUX
ANAÏS BORIE
CÔME CLÉRINO
RUTGER DE REGT
TOM HANCOCKS
MIMI JUNG
KWANGHO LEE
KARL MONIES
ORSON OXO VAN BEEK
FREDRIK PAULSEN
KUSTAA SAKSI
TESSA SILVA
10 FEBRUARY – 28 APRIL 2022
After a year of confinement and government-enforced lockdowns across the globe, we, as human beings, experienced first-hand our freedoms and comforts being limited and dictated by a higher authority.
Having lived in domestic symbiotic relationships with animals, dictated by the human species for thousands of years – perhaps this can help us contemplate a notion of the lived experience of our beloved pets and other species we live amongst in our day-to-day lives.
How much attention do we give to animals’ wellbeing and comfort in our own homes? What benefits do both humans and animals get from these relationships? How do animals build and cater to their own comforts when creating architectures and shelter for themselves in the wild? How does design either foster or disrupt harmonious interactions within an interspecies household?
