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  • WRITING BY IMAGES, THINKING BY IMAGES
  • WRITING BY IMAGES, THINKING BY IMAGES
  • WRITING BY IMAGES, THINKING BY IMAGES
  • WRITING BY IMAGES, THINKING BY IMAGES
  • WRITING BY IMAGES, THINKING BY IMAGES

WRITING BY IMAGES, THINKING BY IMAGES

LUCA GALOFARO, BENIAMINO SERVINO, TAREK ELHAIK,

ARISTIDE ANTONAS, PABLO CASTRO

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Issue #223 is part of box set #33, collecting 4 unseen visual narratives by architect Luca Galofaro
ABOUT THE AUTHORS

LUCA GALOFARO is an Italian architect. He was a founder member of the office IaN+ (1997-2015), before opening the office LGSMA with Stefania Manna.
Graduated at the Università La Sapienza in Rome, he is associate professor at Università di Camerino - SAAD Ascoli Piceno and founder member of the research collective CAMPO.

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BENIAMINO SERVINO “architect in Caserta” is undoubtedly one of the most interesting authors on the Italian architecture scene over the last 20 years.

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TAREK ELHAIK is a Ph.D. Anthropologist, associate professor at the University of California, Davis. His fieldwork focuses on contemporary curatorial platforms and the art world in Mexico City.

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ARISTIDE ANTONAS is a Greek architect, writer, visual artist. His principal topics of interest are “protocols as architecture”, “infrastructure of the domestic sphere”, “stability from the exaggeration of data flow”.

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PABLO CASTRO is an Argentinean-born architect and co-founder of the award-winning architectural design firm Obra Architects in New York City, Beijing, and Seoul.

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