"Touch me, route me, talk to me" was published at the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale.
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The project looks at our ordinary relation with technology. The fact that lately we treat it as a person, or it behaves to us as a person… and that is “usual”, “ordinary”… we know it already… it’s not a surprise anymore to call it “she” and speak to her (your phone) on the street. The freakiness and emptiness of this “humanised” tech, the lack of it’s human existence that tries to simulate are also topics that visually I tried to pick on. I refer to “tech”, because this is what leads us to a “new aesthetic”.
