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This is my girl's first day home. I love her so much!!! She arrived only two weeks after I ordered her so we were totally unprepared for her arrival! I love everything about her...well, everything except that she can't wear any of the jeans that I have.

 

She looks so realistic! I love that about her!

 

Wig: Monique Gold Jojo

Top: Tonner

 

Burlesqu'O'rama 5 // Soa De Muse

 

L'événement ici

Soa De Muse

She wanted to enjoy the first cool day after a brutally hot summer. She tried on a pair of sweatpants that were made by the wonderful Ban Sidhe. They fit her perfectly and she won't take them off. Said her clubbing clothing is too tight and this feels great!

 

Wig: Monique Gold Jojo (styled by me)

Top: Friends 2B Made

Sweatpants: Ban Sidhe

She wanted to enjoy the first cool day after a brutally hot summer. She tried on a pair of sweatpants that were made by the wonderful Ban Sidhe. They fit her perfectly and she won't take them off. Said her clubbing clothing is too tight and this feels great!

 

Wig: Monique Gold Jojo (styled by me)

Top: Friends 2B Made

Sweatpants: Ban Sidhe

These two couldn't be more perfect for each other. They make me squee when I see them together.

 

Minhyun is very protective of Soa and will do anything for her. He has a hard time admitting how much he loves her.

ParkRun SoA 2-February-2019

ParkRun SoA 2-February-2019

TOO FAST TOO SLOW

11 Architectural Moves

 

April 5–26, 2019

Opening reception: April 5, 6–8pm

 

40 Wooster Street

New York, NY 10013

+1 (646) 470-7552

 

Architecture works hard to keep up to speed. In environments that are quickly changing, on borders that are stealthily shifting, and among publics that are increasingly more than human, the discipline swings between representation and agency until it becomes hard to see. A quick look around suggests that its oscillation has either sped up beyond useful limits or ceased altogether. In other words, architecture is somehow both too fast and too slow.

 

To help architecture find its rhythm again, AWP* asks 11 designers: can architecture be made to move lithely with the present in an effort to remain an agile and relevant agent of social and cultural production? In the search for agency, the projects respond to this question by slipping between visual and material contexts, synced to their pace and situated in unusual places—in the middle, along the edge, over water, out there, in the shadows, through the air, amidst data, on unstable ground—in a critical display of architecture's versatility. In the search for representation, the work moves between image and material, circulating through time-consuming genres and formats to slow down—or speed up—architecture's incorporation into visual culture at large.

 

Following these themes, the exhibition is organized in two parts: Environments and Apparatuses. Environments bring exterior worlds into the gallery, simulating the effects and affects of sites and atmospheres. They are built up and take you places. Apparatuses sample, mediate, and image materials to demonstrate that the difference between architecture and environment is not a thin line, but a space held wide open for interaction. In a field with differences too uncoordinated to make a difference, AWP asks "when" rather than "how" in the search for shared criteria.

 

*AWP (Agency for Work and Play) is the platform through which the Princeton School of Architecture Post-Professional M.Arch class explores issues relating to architecture through an interdisciplinary lens.

   

TOO FAST TOO SLOW

 

Indefinite Boundaries: Projections of Immaterial Space

Kenny Chao

Advisors: Stan Allen + Cameron Wu

 

Watermelons and Walls: Building Infrastructure in Sur

E. Ece Emanetoğlu

Advisor: Paul Lewis

 

THERE IS NO MIDDLE

Deborah Garcia

Advisors: Michael Meredith + Stan Allen

 

Uncertain Grounds: Rethinking Settlement in the Anthropocene

José Ibarra

Advisors: Hayley Eber + Spyros Papapetros

 

this tower was reconstructed on the Green Line

Rami Kanafani

Advisor: Mónica Ponce de León

 

Turning the Last Page: Knowledge Exchange and Political Crossings in Hong Kong 2046

Jessica Leung

Advisor: Mario Gandelsonas

 

Visual Guide to A House, Museum

Erik Tsurumaki

Advisor: Paul Lewis

 

Climate as a Medium

Zherui Wang

Advisor: Elizabeth Diller

 

Balancing Act / Social Piling

Ece Yetim

Advisor: Hayley Eber

 

A Floating Urbanism

Sophia Zhu

Advisor: Stan Allen

 

Clip-on Urbanism: A Maker’s Survival Guide to Shenzhen

Zhonghui Zhu

Advisor: Mario Gandelsonas

 

Princeton School of Architecture 2019 Post-Professional Master of Architecture Thesis is coordinated by Professor Jesse Reiser.

School of Oriental and African Studies in Akkadian.

 

Bit Tuppum ba-a KUR.KUR.AN ud-ud du-a

 

means: house of tablets (school) ... KUR.KUR is "all the lands" I'll keep working on this.

These two couldn't be more perfect for each other. They make me squee when I see them together.

 

Minhyun is very protective of Soa and will do anything for her. He has a hard time admitting how much he loves her.

She wanted to enjoy the first cool day after a brutally hot summer. She tried on a pair of sweatpants that were made by the wonderful Ban Sidhe. They fit her perfectly and she won't take them off. Said her clubbing clothing is too tight and this feels great!

 

Wig: Monique Gold Jojo (styled by me)

Top: Friends 2B Made

Sweatpants: Ban Sidhe

In corridor near library, Saturday 20th November 2010.

"Those are the things that'll keep you whole. Those are the things to hold on to when you're broken."

 

make up by me

She wanted to enjoy the first cool day after a brutally hot summer. She tried on a pair of sweatpants that were made by the wonderful Ban Sidhe. They fit her perfectly and she won't take them off. Said her clubbing clothing is too tight and this feels great!

 

Wig: Monique Gold Jojo (styled by me)

Top: Friends 2B Made

Sweatpants: Ban Sidhe

Rosa Cedrón y Cristina Pato. SOAS, en concerto no Pazo da peregrina de Bertamiráns.

 

Sugerencia audiovisual:

Rosa Cedrón en un reportaje de la TVG

 

Sugerencia musical:

miña nai lua - Rosa Cedrón

TOO FAST TOO SLOW

11 Architectural Moves

 

April 5–26, 2019

Opening reception: April 5, 6–8pm

 

40 Wooster Street

New York, NY 10013

+1 (646) 470-7552

 

Architecture works hard to keep up to speed. In environments that are quickly changing, on borders that are stealthily shifting, and among publics that are increasingly more than human, the discipline swings between representation and agency until it becomes hard to see. A quick look around suggests that its oscillation has either sped up beyond useful limits or ceased altogether. In other words, architecture is somehow both too fast and too slow.

 

To help architecture find its rhythm again, AWP* asks 11 designers: can architecture be made to move lithely with the present in an effort to remain an agile and relevant agent of social and cultural production? In the search for agency, the projects respond to this question by slipping between visual and material contexts, synced to their pace and situated in unusual places—in the middle, along the edge, over water, out there, in the shadows, through the air, amidst data, on unstable ground—in a critical display of architecture's versatility. In the search for representation, the work moves between image and material, circulating through time-consuming genres and formats to slow down—or speed up—architecture's incorporation into visual culture at large.

 

Following these themes, the exhibition is organized in two parts: Environments and Apparatuses. Environments bring exterior worlds into the gallery, simulating the effects and affects of sites and atmospheres. They are built up and take you places. Apparatuses sample, mediate, and image materials to demonstrate that the difference between architecture and environment is not a thin line, but a space held wide open for interaction. In a field with differences too uncoordinated to make a difference, AWP asks "when" rather than "how" in the search for shared criteria.

 

*AWP (Agency for Work and Play) is the platform through which the Princeton School of Architecture Post-Professional M.Arch class explores issues relating to architecture through an interdisciplinary lens.

   

TOO FAST TOO SLOW

 

Indefinite Boundaries: Projections of Immaterial Space

Kenny Chao

Advisors: Stan Allen + Cameron Wu

 

Watermelons and Walls: Building Infrastructure in Sur

E. Ece Emanetoğlu

Advisor: Paul Lewis

 

THERE IS NO MIDDLE

Deborah Garcia

Advisors: Michael Meredith + Stan Allen

 

Uncertain Grounds: Rethinking Settlement in the Anthropocene

José Ibarra

Advisors: Hayley Eber + Spyros Papapetros

 

this tower was reconstructed on the Green Line

Rami Kanafani

Advisor: Mónica Ponce de León

 

Turning the Last Page: Knowledge Exchange and Political Crossings in Hong Kong 2046

Jessica Leung

Advisor: Mario Gandelsonas

 

Visual Guide to A House, Museum

Erik Tsurumaki

Advisor: Paul Lewis

 

Climate as a Medium

Zherui Wang

Advisor: Elizabeth Diller

 

Balancing Act / Social Piling

Ece Yetim

Advisor: Hayley Eber

 

A Floating Urbanism

Sophia Zhu

Advisor: Stan Allen

 

Clip-on Urbanism: A Maker’s Survival Guide to Shenzhen

Zhonghui Zhu

Advisor: Mario Gandelsonas

 

Princeton School of Architecture 2019 Post-Professional Master of Architecture Thesis is coordinated by Professor Jesse Reiser.

This is Lee Soa. She's my first and only ball jointed doll. I love her so much. She is an Iplehouse JID Soa in normal skin. I know her name isn't very creative but I thought it fit her character perfectly. Soa is wearing a hand sewn dress made by me. It was my first attempt sewing for a bjd >.> Well sewing anything really. I'm very happy with it..just don't peek at the inside.

My 2nd timelapse compilation of SOAS Mosque, but this time its sunrise. Thanks to Airbiscuit for the company and idea of creating this compilation.

 

9000 jpegs, 4 days creating this 1 minute time lapse.

These two couldn't be more perfect for each other. They make me squee when I see them together.

 

Minhyun is very protective of Soa and will do anything for her. He has a hard time admitting how much he loves her.

Dr Jessica Frazier lecturing about Hinduism and Vedic Religion in the Post Grad Indian Art course at SOAS, London

ParkRun SoA 2-February-2019

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