Joseph Deane
MA work
MA work
My work examines the agency of ‘nonhumans’: the manner by which all organic and inorganic matter including weathers, minerals, microorganisms and inanimate objects form a distributive agency over and alongside human intentionality. The Western dualism of ‘Nature’ and ‘Culture’ has divided human and nonhuman politics, and led to a reductive understanding of architecture, the urban realm and even the human body as solely human constructs.

Employing a broad range of mediums including hand-drawing, models, digital simulations and interactive installations, I hope to re-present the complex human–nonhuman networks which so intimately affect us and thus discover a more accurate understanding of our socio-ecological relations.

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MA Degree
School
School of Architecture
Programme
MA Architecture, 2012
Specialism
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My work examines the agency of ‘nonhumans’: the manner by which all organic and inorganic matter including weathers, minerals, microorganisms and inanimate objects form a distributive agency over and alongside human intentionality. The Western dualism of ‘Nature’ and ‘Culture’ has divided human and nonhuman politics, and led to a reductive understanding of architecture, the urban realm and even the human body as solely human constructs.

Employing a broad range of mediums including hand-drawing, models, digital simulations and interactive installations, I hope to re-present the complex human–nonhuman networks which so intimately affect us and thus discover a more accurate understanding of our socio-ecological relations.

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Degrees
- BA (Hons), Architecture (First class), University for the Creative Arts, Canterbury, 2007
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Experience
- Freelance artist/designer, London, 2010 to present; Carpenter/design consultant, Carpenter Oak Ltd, Devon, 2010; Architectural assistant, Grimshaw Architects, Melbourne, Australia, 2008–9; Architectural assistant, Ash Sakula Architects, London, 2007–8
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Awards
- First prize, International Flavours and Fragrances 'Future of Beauty' Competition, 2012; Winner, RIBA Stephen Williams Scholarship, 2011; Winner, British Fashion Council: Artwork for London Fashion Week, 2010