Material Exploration | Mapping | Clustering | Reading | Writing
Extensive research across a variety of media including cultural mapping, archive clustering, artificial intelligence, written information, CMF board, trend analysis, and material exploration.
By combining familiar materials with unfamiliar practices, the project aims to create an open space for exploration, cultivating new skills and bridging the gap between the past, present, and future. It proposes organizational structures, layouts, and material presentation techniques inspired by an open studio approach rooted in art therapy. It highlights circularity and waste reduction by incorporating eco-friendly materials, repurposing existing products, and reinventing old ones.
The first phase of this research explored heritage within a
multicultural society through the perspective of semi-nomadic upbringing in England, South Africa, and Israel, and diverse family ancestry Morocco, Egypt, Yemen, Poland, Ukraine, Romania, Italy
Clusters of family photos
