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Breaking patterns. Reframing the present. We speak from the cracks — where art, politics, and emotion collide. Not to please, but to provoke.

Not to repeat, but to rupture.

Carolina é uma arquiteta e urbanista apaixonada que dedicou sua carreira à criação de projetos orientados por quem utiliza o espaço. Ela se formou em Arquitetura e Urbanismo, e Design. Através de anos de experiencia descobriu que esta interseção e o lugar perfeito para conectar as pessoas e seus desejos. Vindo de um

a família socialmente consciente motivou seu interesse por questões sociais. Carolina completou sua pesquisa de mestrado pelo Museu de Arte Contemporânea da Universidade de São Paulo, se comprometeu com teorias relacionadas a filosofia, educação, arte em comunidades, validando sua percepção de que o Placemaking ela desenvolvo uma teoria que a de Artecture. Especialista em entender e criar espaços através do olhar das pessoas. Como cidadã do mundo, o trabalho de Carolina a levou por todo o mundo. Ela está atualmente baseada em Ōtautahi (Christchurch, Nova Zelandia). Carolina também é uma mãe apaixonada da filhinha Maria, que desde pequena já aprende sobre diferentes culturas e idiomas. Casada com Ricardo Stuani, um musico que também dedicou a vida a questões sociais através do ensino da musica. Seu objetivo e interagir com diversos grupos, criar redes de network e aprender e ensinar sobre como melhorar a condição de vida das pessoas nas cidades.

Architecture After Ideology: Reading Soviet Space Through Its Ruptures.Soviet architecture is often flattened into a sin...
03/12/2025

Architecture After Ideology: Reading Soviet Space Through Its Ruptures.

Soviet architecture is often flattened into a single aesthetic stereotype, but serious research shows it was never one coherent style. Instead, it unfolded as a sequence of ruptures — ideological breaks, economic pressures, technological experiments, and cultural reorientations that reshaped the built environment over seven decades. To look at Soviet architecture today is to read a palimpsest of competing futures....

Soviet architecture is often flattened into a single aesthetic stereotype, but serious research shows it was never one coherent style. Instead, it unfolded as a sequence of ruptures — ideological b…

By Ivi Brasil
15/11/2025

By Ivi Brasil

Arts and communication have been in his life since he entered university in the mid-1980s. In journalism, he has always worked in the areas of culture and arts, both in print, TV and digital media. He was a fellow at Radio Nederland in the course of Educational Programme Production for TV, in The Ne...

In moments of economic tension, societies often search for simple answers to complex problems. Recently, in Aotearoa New...
05/11/2025

In moments of economic tension, societies often search for simple answers to complex problems. Recently, in Aotearoa New Zealand, the Minister of Immigration warned employers against “choosing migrants over New Zealanders.” It sounded like common sense to some, but such rhetoric hides deeper social and political dynamics. When we look closer, we see not a defence of local workers — but a political strategy that risks fracturing communities, fuelling fear, and weakening the very economy it claims to protect....

In moments of economic tension, societies often search for simple answers to complex problems. Recently, in Aotearoa New Zealand, the Minister of Immigration warned employers against “choosing migr…

02/11/2025
(A Rupture Magazine research-grounded review) There is a small violence in the everyday that refuses to announce itself....
26/10/2025

(A Rupture Magazine research-grounded review) There is a small violence in the everyday that refuses to announce itself. It does not come as a single dramatic gesture, but as a thousand tiny instructions: “Please sit,” “Keep the volume down,” “Call the council.” These are not merely polite requests; they are the soft architecture of control. From the pub corner where someone dares to sway, to the neighbour whose music is a little too loud, modern life is thick with mechanisms that shape — and often smother — spontaneous social expression....

(A Rupture Magazine research-grounded review) There is a small violence in the everyday that refuses to announce itself. It does not come as a single dramatic gesture, but as a thousand tiny instru…

A set of jewelry worn by Queen Marie-Amélie and Queen Hortense is displayed at the Louvre's Apollo Gallery on Jan. 14, 2...
24/10/2025

A set of jewelry worn by Queen Marie-Amélie and Queen Hortense is displayed at the Louvre's Apollo Gallery on Jan. 14, 2020. (Stephane de Sakutin/AFP/Getty Images via CNN Newsource) Last Sunday’s theft at the Louvre — eight royal jewels vanishing into the Paris night — has been called a crime against culture. But perhaps it exposes something more structural: the long history of how culture itself has been stolen, classified, and sealed behind glass....

A set of jewelry worn by Queen Marie-Amélie and Queen Hortense is displayed at the Louvre’s Apollo Gallery on Jan. 14, 2020. (Stephane de Sakutin/AFP/Getty Images via CNN Newsource) Last Sund…

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