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Yona Friedman, Merzstrukturen (work in progress), 2006, courtesy of Museo di Rovereto.


Interdisciplinary DDE Praxismodul 2018 – Climate Change in Switzerland

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The Latin word "habére" highlights and addresses multiple powerful meanings that refer today to the relationship with our environment.
It means , in fact, to "have", to "hold", to "own", or to "possess". It is the etymological root of many words of today's languages. The word "abito" in Italian for instance, stands for the noun “clothes" dress" but also for the verb "abitare" -  in English, to "dwell“dwell" or to "inhabit". It also stands for "abitudine," or "habit," in the sense of "having good or bad habits". But most importantly, it is also the etymological root of the word "habitat", defining in a more holistic way, our environment and the specific set of conditions in which a species lives.
All these multiple meanings reflect an attitude that humans have towards the environment. On one hand, they They stand for something that we "have" or "hold", "own" or "possess", like in the sense of a habit, of a dressclothes, or a home - items with a very strong symbolism but also functional meaning. On the other handboth symbolic and functional items. As well, they stand for something in which we are held within, like a habitat. In other words, it describes an attitude that we keep in reaction to an external condition, but at the same time, it is the outer condition in itself.

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The course will be established in a temporary "cardboard lab", a room where the construction and realisation of that habitat will be guided and reflected upon.

Constraints:

Narrative

- taking the notion of climate change and its threats as a narrative 
- students work on different scales (abito ~ human approach; habit ~ social approach; agitare ~ ecological approach;)

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Week 1: Preparation Week (KW13)


  

 

Monday, 26.03.2018Symposium   [C] [J]Kunstraum
Tuesday, 27.03.20189.00 Intro - Ideation 
Structure of the weeks
13.00 Making-Workshop at Aktionsraum with J. Popper
[C]Aktionsraum
Wednesday, 28.03.20189.00-13.00 Reflection and conversation on the notions of the brief

Task develop story plot 

[C] Aktionsraum
Thursday, 29.03.2018Organise Material - Independent study
Aktionsraum
Easter Break



Week 2: Concept and Narrative Development (KW14)



Tuesday, 03.04.2018  9.00-11.00 Presentations of first plots    
workshop with characters and keywords
[C] [A] [J]Aktionsraum
Wednesday, 04.04.2018  9.00-11.00 walk around & project work[A] Aktionsraum
Thursday, 05.04.201813.00-15.00 walk around & project work  [A] [J]Aktionsraum
Friday, 06.04.2018  14.00-16.00 walk around & project work[C] [A]Aktionsraum

Week 3: Execution (KW15)



Tuesday, 10.04.2018    11.00-13.00 walk around & project work[A] Aktionsraum
Wednesday, 11.04.2018 9.00-11.00 walk around & final filming [A]Aktionsraum
Thursday, 12.04.2018  9.00-11.00 Pre-presentations at Aktionsraum 
12.30-14.00 photographs with us art directing
15.00-18.00 dismantle
[C] [A] [J]Aktionsraum
Friday. 13.04.201809.00-11.00 Discuss deliverables & remind to students[C] [A]Ateliers


Week 4: Documentation (KW16)




Tuesday, 17.04.2018Independent study
Ateliers
Wednesday, 18.04.20189.00 - 11.00 Postproduction (Print for public presentations)[A] Ateliers
Thursday, 12.04.2018  Preparing presentations
Ateliers/ Kunstraum
Friday, 20.04.201814.00-17.00 Final public exhibitions at Kunstraum [C] [A] [J]Kunstraum(Involvement: A 5.5 days, C 5.5 days, J 4 days)




















































Materials to organize:

- [C] How much cardboard shall we order and where? 400m2
http://brieger.ch/de/verpackungszubehor/wellkarton-in-rollen-und-bogen/wellkarton-in-bogen.html (next day order)

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