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Proto-HabitatProto Habitat is a name composed of the prefix proto , which comes from the ancient Greek protos, meaning 'the first', but also its inscription in a series of events of which it is the trigger. Proto Habitat evokes a return to basics, where 'living' resonates in harmony with nature and awakens to the idea of human communities in which the social pact is characterised by diversity, solidarity and the common good. The Proto Habitat is a demonstrator

or Camille Pissarro’s light-saturated boulevards

This shifting of resource exploitation from the exhausted Earth to its 'invisible' hinterland – the Moon

from technicians through to management staff

the book brings together different voices discussing the aesthetic and political power of her art

18 x 27 cm

but it is always precious and genuine

and erasure poetry — or writing through — as they currently occur (with occasional political overtones) in the work of Michalis Pichler

Clare Rae's Never standing on two feet serves as both an ode to the legendary avant-garde queer artist and writer Claude Cahun and a telling expansion of the Melbourne artist's own performative photographic practice

the publication takes the form of a series of statements on architecture

architectural interventions

which always expose a strong conceptual idea and function as independent artworks

Or thought that caterpillars look like eyebrows

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