In 2002 I was the DAAD Künstlerprogramm resident at the Bauhaus, the global home of Modernism and tactical urbanism, where I collaborated with artists, architects and academics from all over the world.
Realising early on that we needed a space to unpack the complexities we kept encountering, and relate those back to our own individual practice as we navigated the additional complexities of transdisciplinary collaboration, I created a platform that would go on to become the foundation of Frameworks for Practice.
Asking questions. Responding to site. Compositional thinking. Movement and tactility. Place, practice, politics.
