Architecture

Responsive Architectures

by Gabi Schillig — Aug 02, 2016 / 08:18
»Social Fabrics« - U-Bahnhof Bundestag Berlin - Europa (2016)
»Social Fabrics« - U-Bahnhof Bundestag Berlin - Europa (2016)
»Social Fabrics« - U-Bahnhof Bundestag Berlin - Europa (2016)
»Social Fabrics« - U-Bahnhof Bundestag Berlin - Europa (2016)
»Matters of Transition«, Rio de Janeiro (2015)
»Matters of Transition«, Rio de Janeiro (2015)
»Matters of Transition«, Rio de Janeiro (2015)
»Matters of Transition«, Rio de Janeiro (2015)
»Matters of Transition«, Rio de Janeiro (2015)
»Matters of Transition«, Rio de Janeiro (2015)
»khroma«, St. Christophorus Berlin-Neukölln (2015)
»khroma«, St. Christophorus Berlin-Neukölln (2015)
»khroma«, St. Christophorus Berlin-Neukölln (2015)
»Public Receptors«, Aedes am Pfefferberg Berlin (2010) Performance: Yui Kawaguchi / Photo: Jan Erik Ouwerkerk
»Public Receptors«, Aedes am Pfefferberg Berlin (2010) Performance: Yui Kawaguchi / Photo: Jan Erik Ouwerkerk
»Public Receptors«, Aedes am Pfefferberg Berlin (2010)
»Public Receptors«, Van Alen Institute New York (2009) Performance: Lydia B. Bell, Khalia Frazier, Stephanie Fungsang
»Public Receptors«, Van Alen Institute New York (2009) Performance: Lydia B. Bell, Khalia Frazier, Stephanie Fungsang
»Raum(Zeit)Kleider«, Akademie Schloss Solitude (2007) Performance: Anja Bornsek
»Raum(Zeit)Kleider«, Akademie Schloss Solitude (2007) Performance: Anja Bornsek
»Raum(Zeit)Kleider«, Akademie Schloss Solitude (2007) Performance: Anja Bornsek
»Raum(Zeit)Kleider«, Akademie Schloss Solitude (2007) Performance: Anja Bornsek
»Pixel« - Bewegte Landschaft, Hohenkarpfen (2012)
»Pixel« - Bewegte Landschaft, Hohenkarpfen (2012) / Photo: Beate v. Witzleben
»Pixel« - Bewegte Landschaft, Hohenkarpfen (2012)
»Mediating Space«, merz&solitude, Reihe Projektiv, (2009)
»Mediating Space«, merz&solitude, Reihe Projektiv, (2009)

»The work begins to suggest clues of another architecture. A responsive architecture, where her body-work and the conditions of its folds suggest a real, tectonic field.« Sir Peter Cook, London – A comment on Gabi Schillig´s work, in: »Mediating Space«, merz&solitude, 2009

In her artistic practice and teaching, Gabi Schillig investigates contemporary and future questions of spatial design such as the relationship between space and body, the evolution of spatial systems, the potentials of materiality and the experimental use of analog and digital design methodologies. Her conceptual approach results in multi-sensorial, dialogical structures and spaces of communication on multiple scales and in different contexts within spaces, cities, and landscapes that leads to the emergence of spatiality.

www.gabischillig.de

Gabi Schillig, Berlin-Düsseldorf, Germany — Architecture, Solitude fellow 2005–2007

Gabi Schillig (*1977) studied Architecture in Coburg and completed her postgraduate studies in Conceptual Design at the Staatliche Hochschule für Bildende Künste – Städelschule Frankfurt am Main before founding her Studio for Dialogical Spaces in Berlin. In 2012 she was appointed as Professor for Spatial Design at the Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences / Peter Behrens School of Arts at the Faculty of Design / Communication Design. Before she taught in the Class of Space-Related Systems and Exhibition Design at the Berlin University of the Arts` Institute of Transmedia Design and in Advanced Architectural Design at the Städelschule Frankfurt. Since 2005 she is teaching and lecturing in transdisciplinary contexts, has exhibited internationally and received several fellowships and prizes, e.g. Akademie Schloss Solitude, Van Alen Institute New York, Nordic Artists Centre Dalsåsen, KHOJ New Delhi and Largo das Artes Rio de Janeiro. During summer 2016 she is a resident artist at the Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau.

Gabi Schillig lives and works in Berlin and Düsseldorf. www.gabischillig.de

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