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ARCHITECTURE FROM BELOWFrom the press: For the French Brazilian architect, theorist, and painter Srgio Ferro, looking at architecture from below means putting the building site and building workers at the centre of architectural enquiry. Instead of new trends or big names, Ferro strives for an approach that enables one to see both head and feet at the same time the magnanimous ideal and the muck down below. The process of building rarely features in architectural history

Often compared with Apollinaire as the first and liveliest avant-garde poet in his language

Natalie Kitroeff

Through a spirited series of fractured and interwoven narratives

Sanguinetti’s series follows the lives of two cousins as they come of age alongside the realities of rural life

breathing document that wakes its reader

I feel Black life too

Elegantly designed in compact editions

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

with the text proceeding in small leaps and sublime fractures

but remain unable to narrow what those movements might be

constantly renewed

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