One then the other

Si-Jing Lai (Year: 4)

Our lives are a collection of seasons and cycles, they overlap, inhabit, and encase one another. Much like the mundanity in domestic objects grounding our daily routines, seasons, and cycles within our life shouldn’t be overlooked. What we do is constantly compared against how productive we are but due to the instability in current labor structures, a compromise has to be struck. By embracing the seasonal work as an extreme condition and introducing craft as the dual opposite I am proposing a reimagined live/work typology in two dual extreme conditions rather than a compromised mild mush.