transmaterial Bodies, buildings, social networks, plant species or natural resources appear to be crossed by shared projects that architecture, as a political practice, contributes to intervening, strengthening, rearticulating, disobeying or confronting. Matter is a multiple, crossscale and performative reality: a “transmatter” that emerges from the displacement which takes place from the bodily to the territorial, from the biological to the geographical, from the offline to the online. Domestic environments which instead of working as spaces of sweet familiarity, operate like spheres of what is different. Cosmopolitical compositions where diverse species negotiate the terms of their coexistence. Strategies so that what is public can be installed in contemporary power networks or win a sense of agency within impossible –to- govern dynamics. They all depend on transmateriality. Architecture does not hold any social aspect but it is society in itself. With my work, I explore a specific political agency for the architectural devices. A form of political autonomy where dimensions, qualities, assemblies, performances that architecture contributes to jeopardize become body and society. However, not an absolute agency or autonomy, but one which is negotiated with the rest of entities which participate in the construction of the day to day life. Andrés Jaque_Office for Political Innovation
Prototipado transmaterial: La anatomía de un Clítoris. Asociación de Artesanxs Digitales MADLAB MAKERS. Acción. #transmaterial. El autocoñocimiento de nuestros cuerpos y la producción colectiva bajo la economía circular como arma frente al sistema opresor.
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