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- - - - sala beckett
  - - - Enduiry-by-design approach to better utilise spaces under exisiting and proposed new roads and rail viaducts
- - - - A series of reconstitued foam shapes taken from the floorwork in The Banquet of Cleopatra, painting Giovanni Tiepolo in the NGV - they are moveable and interactive components that compliments a thatched pavillion - each disparate component is derived from one whole banquet configuration that can be transformed to acommodate for programs of play, intimacy and a big group banquet
      - Part of a collaborative submission entitled 'De Camp' an attempt to extend the NGV beyond its gallery walls, out into POST-COVID Melbourne. Attempts to gives back to the city in the form of impromptu, temporary and informal places of shade, respite, gathering and play.
      - My role was was mainly to assist ursula in interpreting these reconstituted foam work configurations and more just the practical bits of 3D modelling and visualisation of the concept
      - Winner: POND[ER] Taylor Knights and James Carey - pondering on the “the scarcity, importance and political implications of water as a natural resource.”
        Beauty, precarity and temporality of ecology
    - - Side gig mostly to keep me afloat here in Melbourne while I study
      - Learned a lot of a management skills
        
        fast fashion storefront management is quite robust, high turnover of items, customers, displays and requires quite strong time management skill, and perserverance
        
        Conflict management - how to be a team player in difficult circumstances and dealing with customer issues
    - - Design Hub Gallery for the Super Tight Exhibition
        
        Super Tight explored the culture of spatial tightness emerging in Asian cities and its creative potential. This immersive exhibition considered techniques for living closely, unpacking the delight and difficulty that arises from the dense occupation of large cities
        “Super tight” describes the small, intense, robust and hyper-condensed spaces that emerge as a by-product of extreme levels of urban density. Tightness is both a consequence of density (but is not density itself) and a series of social, economic and cultural practices that have developed in response to the rapid growth and consolidation of cities.
        
        rush hour train in tokyo by shiozaki lab
        
        1:1 tight spaces realised in cardboard models / spaces you can traverse
- - - - Reiterates that bidoversity conservation is not just an environment concern, its to do with community wellbeing, economics of food supply and city resilience against threats of climate change