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Research collective at the Royal College of Art, School of Architecture. RELAY, 16-17 July: https://teapawt.net/t.co/XdFDzbZpSl //// Artwork: Linn Phyllis Seeger ////

Joined June 2021
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RELAY is a 24-hr global conversation gathering 50+ architects, artists, activists, curators & designers towards building a collective voice: ‘How can we speak to one another? How can we speak together?’ 16-17 July, Biennale Architettura 2021 & online at relay.fff.industries
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After 24 hours of incredible speakers, our comrades from FFF return to wrap up this wonderful conversation now with Hashim Sarkis!
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Relay is the voice beyond speech, hearing the silences, listening to the muteness of unheard voices.
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In our final conversation, Huda Tayob and Hashim Sarkis reach the final leg of Relay and go back to the central question of the Biennale: how do we live and speak together?
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These sounds travel through time and space, and they get their own shape and form. Beyond the dominance of vision, sound carries a valuable reflection. The movement of sound is local and attuned to space, but is also global in terms of networks and collaboration.
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Reaching the final thoughts Huda and Hashim add the question: “beyond how do we live together, we could ask how do we listen together?”
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Trauma and grief in times of zoom – how will we deal with the separation from one another? What is the role of silence? How do we read into those silences? Spaces of potential are told in different ways. How do we listen to these silences and sit with them?
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From silence to living together, Huda posed: “The act of remembering becomes more present when you lose someone” – Huda and Tabita unfold the cycle of life and birth, reminding us of the fragility of life.
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Tabita and Huda wrap up this beautiful conversation, sending healing to lands, and peoples, encouraging us to carry on! And in the background, the sun appears in both places where they are. What an amazing way to start Saturday morning!
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We move now to an already beautiful conversation between Tabita Rezaire and Huda Tayob!
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Huda and Tabita talk about the manifold ways architecture is part of togetherness. Architectures of the body, of our ancestors, of building things and connecting with the world.
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“It's a kind of architecture that includes different voices, in different languages, being in a space together.” – Huda Tayob in her reflections upon her practice in relation to life and the world.
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Breaking with the convention of archives in academia, she positions herself as the medium, an intermediary to the memories of bodies.
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