Dwelling: Students Reframe Home Through Memory, Sound, and Projection in Bratislava
Students at the Faculty of Architecture and Design at STU in Bratislava have launched a project titled 'Dwelling.' This independent research initiative features an exhibition that explores the influence of memories and daily activities on our living environments. Attendees can engage with immersive installations, projections, and soundscapes that transform the concept of home into a flexible space. The exhibition is organized into four distinct sections, showcasing innovative representations of interior spaces through selected objects. Key contributors include Peter Daniel and Michal Hronsky, with photography provided by Martin Kováč and others, enhancing the overall experience.
Key facts
- Exhibition titled 'Dwelling' by students of Faculty of Architecture and Design at STU in Bratislava
- Explores how memory, routines, and human presence shape residential interiors
- Uses immersive installations, projections, sound, and archival materials
- Structured around four modular spatial units presenting fragmented interior readings
- Projection mapping uses archival sources, collages, housing datasets, and architectural drawings
- Sound environment generated from housing statistics and domestic recordings
- Design team: Peter Daniel, Michal Hronsky, Veronika Kotradyová, Dusan Koclik, Peter Mazalan, Katarina Moravková, Jana Vinarcikova
- Location: Bratislava, Slovakia
Entities
Artists
- Peter Daniel
- Michal Hronsky
- Veronika Kotradyová
- Dusan Koclik
- Peter Mazalan
- Katarina Moravková
- Jana Vinarcikova
- Martin Kováč
- Monika Stacho
- Dušan Kočlík
Institutions
- Faculty of Architecture and Design at STU in Bratislava
- designboom
Locations
- Bratislava
- Slovakia