T H R E S H O L D S
(Un)doing
[ 2020 ]
CITY FRAGMENTS: NEAPOLITAN POROSITIES
design.
[animate drawing] [performative construction] [tectonic assemblage]
(Un)doing Thresholds Door /Ways to New Neapolitan Practice(s) (Un)doing Thresholds explores the temporalities and architectonic specificities of porous conditions of Naples, where (un)doing is presented through Andrew Benjamin as a productive conception of urbanity; one in which porous architectures are (un)done, drawn through one another, in a constructive overwriting founded in the immediacy of the city. Exploring architectures of the ruin, labyrinth and theatre, be they programmatically labyrinthine or theatrical, or materially or spatially so, the thesis considers their interpenetration: each space becomes a threshold to another space. It promotes an expression of presence in the city, gathered in collectivity, that takes possession of space as a protagonist in constructing an experience of Naples that goes beyond the control of fixed political and historical representations of the city.
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joseph coulter eirini makarouni katy sidwell katerina saranti