Monumental DATA - My Doctorate of Design at Harvard GSD
I am proud to announce that I have been accepted to Harvard University as a doctoral candidate. Here, I have the rare privilege of tightly integrating my expertise in art, design, and writing into my new research endeavor: designing monuments that serve both present and future generations, instead of merely tethering us to the past.
There Are No Landlords in Utopia. (1 of 2)
I have always been fascinated with the idea of Utopia. Originating from Thomas More’s 1516AD work, the promise of Utopia sits somewhere between magic and admin. On one hand, Utopia is fantastical because we cannot quite believe that humans can effectively organise equality. On the other hand, utopic ideas often call for a simple redistribution of resources and effective management of what we already have. It seems at once achievable and impossible.
There Is No Art in Utopia. (2 of 2)
I have always been fascinated with the idea of Utopia. Originating from Thomas More’s 1516AD work, the promise of Utopia sits somewhere between magic and admin. On one hand, Utopia is fantastical because we cannot quite believe that humans can effectively organise equality. On the other hand, utopic ideas often call for a simple redistribution of resources and effective management of what we already have. It seems at once achievable and impossible.