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Most physical and digital environments are designed for efficiency, often at the cost of cultural safety and relational integrity. When we ignore the "space between," we default to extractive or clinical environments that flatten the stories we are trying to tell.
This masterclass is for practitioners, curators, and designers who want to move beyond "inclusion" and toward relational stewardship. We will map the invisible architecture of your project and build a framework for space design that honors kinship, protocol, and the dignity of the people who inhabit it.
In this 2-hour intensive, we will map:
The Architecture of Welcome: Designing entry points that establish safety and sovereignty.
Atmospheric Integrity: How to use visual and spatial hierarchy to protect the "soul" of the work.
Relational Mapping: Moving from "user experience" to "kinship exchange."
These sessions are designed for those who are tired of 'the way it’s always been done.' We are building a new architecture for how we live, work, and create.
This session falls on the 17th March to align with the new moon on the 18th, the best time to rest, reflect and evaluate.
Read about the facilitator, Emele Ugavule, here
Ready to anchor your practice?
Most physical and digital environments are designed for efficiency, often at the cost of cultural safety and relational integrity. When we ignore the "space between," we default to extractive or clinical environments that flatten the stories we are trying to tell.
This masterclass is for practitioners, curators, and designers who want to move beyond "inclusion" and toward relational stewardship. We will map the invisible architecture of your project and build a framework for space design that honors kinship, protocol, and the dignity of the people who inhabit it.
In this 2-hour intensive, we will map:
The Architecture of Welcome: Designing entry points that establish safety and sovereignty.
Atmospheric Integrity: How to use visual and spatial hierarchy to protect the "soul" of the work.
Relational Mapping: Moving from "user experience" to "kinship exchange."
These sessions are designed for those who are tired of 'the way it’s always been done.' We are building a new architecture for how we live, work, and create.
This session falls on the 17th March to align with the new moon on the 18th, the best time to rest, reflect and evaluate.
Read about the facilitator, Emele Ugavule, here
Ready to anchor your practice?