by Christine Bjerke
Opening: 29.10.2021, 19:00
Exhibition: 30.10. - 14.01.2021
Panel Discussion: 14.01.2021, 19:00 with Christine Bjerke and guests

The domestic is often seen as a place of privacy, enclosure, and constancy—yet it is rapidly being disrupted and transformed by the invisible layers that are added through global connectivity and disproportional access to a private realm.

Dissolving the Dwelling seeks to explore transitional spaces in-between the private and the public, the virtual and the physical, the official and the unofficial—all within the intangible notion of what a private realm might be. Through built reflections on spaces and objects, the exhibition constructs a series of incomplete zones dissolving the dwelling into the city.

Christine Bjerke is an architect and educator based in Copenhagen. She is co-founder of the international think tank In-Between Economies and in 2020 she founded Christine Bjerke Studio. Her interests focus on the intersections of the built environment, gender studies, economic development, technology, design, and architecture. She is currently teaching the Urbanism & Societal Change Masters Programme at The Royal Danish Academy - Architecture, Design, Conservation. Her work has been exhibited at the A+D Museum and Neutra VDL Studio in Los Angeles, domesti.city in New York, SixtyEight Art Institute in Copenhagen, among others.