FABRICITY XR is selected to be featured at the University of Colorado in Denver and the University of Hong Kong | ACADIA / CAADRIA Joint Exhibition
At ACADIA / CAADRIA Joint Exhibition, FABRICITY XR – Phygital Mapping of Spatial Justice is selected to be featured at the University of Colorado in Denver and the University of Hong Kong.
Project submission titled FABRICITY XR – Phygital Mapping of Spatial Justice by Associate Professor Dr. Sina Mostafavi and Assistant Professor Dr. Asma Mehan is selected to be exhibited in the ACADIA / CAADRIA Joint Exhibition. Selected projects will be featured during the ACADIA 2023 conference and at the University of Hong Kong Faculty of Architecture, representing CAADRIA (The Association for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia). This event will emphasize the ACADIA (Association for Computer-Aided Design Architecture) 2023 theme, "Habits of the Anthropocene".
More Information can be found on the virtual exhibition here:
http://www.acadiacaadria.org/
THE ACADIA AND CAADRIA JOINT EXHIBITION: HABITS OF THE ANTHROPOCENE
The ACADIA and CAADRIA Joint Exhibition, Habits of the Anthropocene, showcases fifty projects that consist of projects selected through a peer-review process and projects selected through an open call initiated by ACADIA and CAADRIA. These projects examine suppressed voices, indigenous and feminist thinking, and queer theory, bringing a new dimension to utopianism, capitalism, and consumerism. In the face of new global challenges, what new local ecologies shall emerge through environmental displacement of people, gradual migration of species, and unprecedented environmental changes? What forensic landscapes shall emerge from the byproducts of our contemporary society, and how can we scavenge and repurpose the leftovers of civilization? How do our mind and body interface with the bio-digital, and how do we approach bioengineered chimeras? In response to these questions, these projects embrace uncertainty through digital and manual forms of making, engaging with artistic and scientific endeavors that span multiple disciplines and weave together old and new knowledge
CURATORIAL TEAM:
Dr. Nic Ding Wen Bao, Lecturer, RMIT Architecture
Assia Crawford, Assistant Professor, CU Denver
Leyuan Li, Assistant Professor, CU Denver
Haotian Zhang, Lecturer, HKU
CO-ORGANIZERS:
The Association for Computer Aided Design In Architecture (ACADIA)
The Association for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia (CAADRIA)
Department of Architecture, the University of Hong Kong
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Biayna Bogosian, Kristof Crolla, Shelby Doyle, Anastasia Globa, Christian Lange, Jenny Sabin, Marc Aurel Schnabel, and many others
