We Are an Event: Thinking Cities through Architectural Fictions

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'We Are an Event' is a fictional persona born from the collaboration of Quentin Laurens-Berge and Lambert Moiroux, both of French nationality. The true moral and visual identity of this project was created to address questions about the city where it is based. This character serves as a sphere of exchange and a tool for creating distance from the work produced. Quentin and Lambert's work questions the modes of architectural production within the discipline, describing their projects as an oscillation between porno-chic and class struggle, as the aesthetics of their representation allow for a deeper exploration of themes like the Saint-Étienne International Design Biennale.

Currently, 'We Are an Event' is based in the tentacular—as they choose to call it—Mexico City, where they continue their practice with a social, moral, and cultural focus that addresses urban and spatial needs. Faced with a new territory, their goal is to deepen the practice of a different architectural discipline: real-time architectural performance.

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Cite: Arellano, Mónica. "We Are an Event: Thinking Cities through Architectural Fictions" [We Are an Event, pensar las ciudades a partir de ficciones arquitectónicas] 22 Jun 2018. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1114785/we-are-an-event-thinking-cities-through-architectural-fictions> ISSN 0719-8884
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