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- Kopljar, Sandra
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A Centre on the margin
- 2017
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In: Lo Squaderno. - 1973-9141. ; , s. 31-33
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Through the creation of two of the world’s most advanced research facilities with synchrotron and spallation research technology, MAX IV and ESS, a leading and central position is secured within the European materials research community (Lunds universitet 2015). However, this establishment is physically realized on the outskirts of Lund, Sweden, and acting as an engine for further urban development with added functions promoted by influential and powerful stakeholders. As such, the separation of periphery and centre is in the case Lund Northeast/Brunnshög re-negotiated, creating co-existent centre and margin, and dependent on both geographical location as well as societal and situational positions.
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- Nilsson, Emma, et al.
(author)
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Architecture Animated, bushes/horses
- 2017
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Artistic work (other academic/artistic)abstract
- Architecture Animated aims to explore different methodsof photography, i.e. photographing as a way of discoveryrather than narrative or confirmation. These are some ofour first findings.Animals have agency, a will of their own and they takeshape and make sense by their own practices and byothers’. They open up for investigations on architectureswithout a given sender and thus no given image. This is anambiguity we feed on and take as our point of departure.Since we all want/need to explain images’ meanings, theinability to interpret an image may create states ofunsettledness. Thus the viewer tends to make a semioticreading where the image refers to aspects outside itself. Inthis study the semiotic readings are afterthoughts. Theimages’ points of indeterminateness were initiallyoverlooked and we did not try to interpret the unfamiliarshapes.The intriguing shapes of bushes generated unexpectedencounters with other makers. The creators of shapeshave – to us – unknown agendas. But we ask: Do horseswant bushes? Do bushes need horses?
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