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spaceKIOSK is an architecture and research studio, born on the African continent, working with intersections of design, technology and trade. Using constructed works, drawing, exhibitions and writing, the studio explores spatial emergences and imaginaries of economy and power.
Sarah de Villiers (b. 1990, Johannesburg) leads spaceKIOSK and is an architectural researcher and designer. She is currently based in Norwich, where she is a lecturer in architecture at Norwich University of the Arts. Her work investigates the movement of matter, money and data across uneven geographies, often through speculative cartography and multi-scalar spatial interventions. Her collaborative practice spans institutions and disciplines, across contexts in the UK, South Africa and Italy. She was an assistant curator for the 18th International Architecture Exhibition at La Biennale di Venezia in 2023. She previously taught in Master's Units 14 and 18 at the Graduate School of Architecture, University of Johannesburg, and in Unit 5 of the inaugural Biennale College Architettura. She was a co-founding director of Counterspace, and holds an MArch from the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.
Email sarah@space-kiosk.com
Links Teaching at Norwich University
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