

Installation,
Realized,
San Luis Obispo (USA),
“Acclimessence, 2014,”
with Carlos Lozano, Cole Sicora Friesen, and Ryan Salas,
supported by the NSF and DVC.
Where most building elements harden into permanence, this intervention seeks a system that can remain open and responsive. Two interlocking modules, able to shift and rotate, form a system for a component that grows more supple as it expands. What begins as a simple pairing unfolds into a flexible assembly, acclimating to its context and suggesting a form that adjusts rather than settles.
Installation,
Realized,
San Luis Obispo (USA),
“Acclimessence, 2014,”
with Carlos Lozano, Cole Sicora Friesen, and Ryan Salas,
supported by the NSF and DVC.

Where most building elements harden into permanence, this intervention seeks a system that can remain open and responsive. Two interlocking modules, able to shift and rotate, form a system for a component that grows more supple as it expands. What begins as a simple pairing unfolds into a flexible assembly, acclimating to its context and suggesting a form that adjusts rather than settles.
