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Please join us for a talk by Igor Siddiqui
Contingent Communities
Tuesday 14 July
6pm to 7pm
RMIT Design Hub
150 Victoria St, Carlton
Level 3 Lecture Theatre
Igor Siddiqui is an architect, creative scholar, and Program Director for Interior Design at The University of Texas at Austin. He is the author of Oblique Experiments: Claude Parent’s Architectural Installations (1969-1975) (AR+D. 2025).
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In his lecture titled “Contingent Communities,” Siddiqui reflects on his experimental practice and the people, places, materials, and ideas that by design become part of it. Siddiqui considers his trajectory through the lens of what Paul Virilio refers to as “traceability”. From material lifecycles to the French architect Claude Parent’s traveling installations from the 1970s, Siddiqui’s work identifies circulation as a common trace across a diverse body of work—and a convincing conceptual alibi for creative practice.
@isssstudio @interiordesign.rmit @rmituniversity
Please join us for a talk by Igor Siddiqui
Contingent Communities
Tuesday 14 July
6pm to 7pm
RMIT Design Hub
150 Victoria St, Carlton
Level 3 Lecture Theatre
Igor Siddiqui is an architect, creative scholar, and Program Director for Interior Design at The University of Texas at Austin. He is the author of Oblique Experiments: Claude Parent’s Architectural Installations (1969-1975) (AR+D. 2025).
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In his lecture titled “Contingent Communities,” Siddiqui reflects on his experimental practice and the people, places, materials, and ideas that by design become part of it. Siddiqui considers his trajectory through the lens of what Paul Virilio refers to as “traceability”. From material lifecycles to the French architect Claude Parent’s traveling installations from the 1970s, Siddiqui’s work identifies circulation as a common trace across a diverse body of work—and a convincing conceptual alibi for creative practice.
@isssstudio @interiordesign.rmit @rmituniversity
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