Digital Culture & AudioVisual Challenges

This research explores the evolving relationship between humans, nature, and the built environment through speculative methodologies. It proposes hybrid geographies and alternative forms of dwelling by engaging with posthuman, post-industrial, post-imperial landscapes. Drawing from environmental philosophy, spacial practices, and posthuman perspectives, the study positions architecture and artistic research as tools for both narrative and critique. Using speculative mapping, narrative writing, and hybrid visualizations, the project reimagines habitation as a continuous negotiation with nonhuman systems.