A four-hour screening and panel tracing regional brutalism through light, shadow, and repetition. Architecture becomes screen. Stories unfold across surface. One night only.

A pre-dawn spatial experience inside a raw concrete shell—exploring light, shadow, and silence at first light. One chair. One hour. No devices. A moment of stillness to mark the beginning of a year grounded in presence and form.

An ambient gathering held within a skeletal concrete frame at dusk exploring the tension between structure and landscape. Featuring a live performance by FADIR, shared bread, and the quiet of presence, this one-hour event invites stillness, shadow, and sound into architectural dialogue. No phones. No applause. Just the atmosphere.

An ambient study on placement, repetition, and spatial rhythm. A single chair, repositioned along a colonnade over 90 minutes—framing presence, absence, and architectural dialogue in silence.