I Dwell Therefore I Am

I Dwell Therefore I Am"Today's houses may even be well planned, easy to keep, open to air, light and sun, but do the houses in themselves hold any guarantee that dwelling occurs in them?" Heidegger, 1951. Domestic architecture is increasingly traded as well ordered cubic spaces that feel dead before they have begun to be lived in. Too often architects seem to get lost in the "look", promoting a universal lifestyle which results in an alienation between architecture and its

year after year

Contributors: Damien Airault

and she hungered to eat children

The original jests and cartoon effects in Black Book were collected from various online sources

Nomura’s images play with longing

collaborative research project at the intersection of feminist intervention

received and reproduced

Affecting all of us in a variety of ways

following the traces of the members of the “JCRR Photography Unit” and the trails of U

independent libraries

This book focuses on the Eur­africa flyway and surveys four decades of work

an outline of media history