Anise Gallery in London will be transformed by (Ab)Normal, a collective of four architects that construct architecture through experimental imagery, on Thursday 29 November 2018. (Ab)Normal creates exhibition datasutra, setting and immersing visitors into the abnormal with their experiment in architectural representation – avoiding any traditional structure that builds the contemporary or familiar visual notions of space to produce an allegory of a culture that instead, revolves obsessively around the internet, gaming and religion. Datasutra (data as anything that contains a descriptive fragment of information, and Sutra as scripture in which most Hinduist and Buddhist dogma resides) is an attempt to manifest the liturgic digital routines embedded in our daily life – in the architecture supporting this body of rituals – as a consequent landscape. Federica Sofia Zambeletti (AADipl2017) takes part in datasutra with her project KooZA/rch, an online platform that translates between architecture, art, and drawing.

Image credit: Anise Gallery


Datasutra by (Ab)Normal opens 29 November 2018

Read an interview on AA Conversations with Federica Sofia Zambeletti, co-founder of online platform KooZA/rch

KooZA/rch Website