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THE FUNAMBULIST
The Funambulist is a daily architectural platform edited by Léopold Lambert.Its name is inspired by a reflection on the line as the architect's medium. In fact, this line on the white page that ends up spliting two milieus from one another, controls the access of the bodies. The act of walking on the line (funambulist is another word for tight-rope walker) thus becomes an act of freedom. It also refers to Philippe Petit crossing illegally the space between the two towers of the World Trade Center in 1974 and the funambulist in Nietzsche's Zarathoustra who dies peacefully as he died from the danger he dedicated his life to.
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Guest Writers Essays
- 01/ Danielle Willems /// Cinematic Catalysts: Contempt + Casa Malaparte
- 02/ Nikolaos Patsopoulos /// My dear Francis…What kind of a phoenix will arise from these ashes?
- 03/ Martin Byrne /// Transcendent Delusion or; The Dangerous Free Spaces of Phillip K. Dick
- 04/ Fredrik Hellberg /// Thoughts on Meta-Virtual Solipsism
- 05/ Viktor Timofeev /// Learning from Doom
- 06/ Ethel Baraona Pohl & César Reyes /// Post-political Attitudes on Immigration, Utopias and the Space Between Us
- 07/ Biayna Bogosian /// unFOLDing Azadi Tower: Reading Persian Folds Through Deleuze
- 08 / Lucy Finchett-Maddock /// Entropy, Law and Funambulism
- 09/ Maryam Monalisa Gharavi /// Becoming Fugitive: Carceral Space and Rancierean Politics
- 10/ Eduardo McIntosh /// Bread and Circus: Agorae vs Arenas
- 11/ Carla Leitão /// Pet Architecture: Human’s Best Friend
- 12 / Oliviu Lugojan-Ghenciu /// Motion Architecture: Breakfast in a Scramjet’s Combustion Chamber
- 13 / Raja Shehadeh /// A Visit to the Old City of Hebron
- 14/ Morgan Ng /// The Textual-Sonic Landscapes of Jacques Perret’s Des Fortifications et Artifices
- 15 / Claire Jamieson /// The Possible Worlds of Architecture
- 16 / Carl Douglas /// Off the Grid. Out and Over
- 17/ Hiroko Nakatani /// Dissolving Minds and Bodies
- 18/ Esther Cheung /// Twin (Technology/Art Induced) Architectural Daydreams
- 19/ Alexis Baghat /// Two Questions for Seher Shah
- 20/ Daniel Fernández Pascual / The Clear-Blurry Line
- 21/ Linnéa Hussein /// Old Media’s Ressurection
- 22/ Michael Badu /// The Mosque: Religion, Politics & Architecture in the 21st Century
- 23/ Mariabruna Fabrizi & Fosco Lucarelli /// Nothing to Hide
- 24/ Eve Bailey /// The Groundbreaking Clarity of Ryan and Trevor Oakes
- 25/ Roland Snooks /// Fibrous Assemblages and Behavioral Composites
- 26/ Ryan Pierson /// Méliès in Stereopsis
- 27/ Matthew Clements /// Apian Semantics
- 28/ Caroline Filice Smith /// Briefly on Walking
- 29/ Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos /// The Funambulist Atmosphere
- 30/ Liduam Pong /// Open Stacks
- 31/ Greg Barton /// Femicide Machine/Backyard
- 32/ Camille Lacadée /// Would Have Been…an Inventory
- 33/ Nora Akawi /// Mapping Intervals: Towards an Emancipated Cartography
- 34/ Zayd Sifri /// Movement and Solidarity
- 35/ Russel Hughes /// DIY Biopolitics: The Deregulated Self
- 36/ Sadia Shirazi /// City, Space, Power: Lahore’s Architecture of In/Security
- 37/ Pedro Hernández /// Bodies at Scene: Architecture as Friction
- 38/ Annick Labeca /// Natura Non Facit Saltum: On the concept of Adaptation
- 39/ Sébastien Bourbonnais /// Membrane Attractors: Tension between form and information in digital architecture
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- Episode 7: Applied Spinozism: Architectures of the Sky vs. Architectures of the Earth
Foucault Week
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- Episode 3: “Mon Corps, Topie Impitoyable”
- Episode 4: The Cartography of Power
- Episode 5: The Political Technology of the Body
- Episode 6: Architecture and Discipline: The Hospital
- Episode 7: Questioning the Heterotopology
- SYNTHESIS: Foucault and Architecture: The Encounter that Never Was
Deleuze Week
- Episode 1: Composition of an Archive
- Episode 2: Abécédaire
- Episode 3: What is it to be “from the left”
- Episode 4: The Ritournelle (refrain) as a Territorial Song invoking the Power of the Cosmos
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