On September 2nd, 2018, the National Museum of Brazil in Rio de Janeiro was damaged by a large fire, destroying approximately 18 millions archive pieces. 4 years later, a group of artist, designer, ceramist, researcher, archaeologist gathered in Amazonia, to work on the reproduction of those lost pieces, confronting ceramic traditional making to new technologies, historical wounds to ancestral divinity beliefs.

Apagada

Wood Stone Earth is a visual narrative documenting two years of the Woodstock building process by BC architects. Constructed entirely from local stone, wood, and earth, Woodstock is a self-sufficient, isolated private residence located in the Ardennes. All materials were sourced, supplied, and/or processed within a 30 km radius of the project site.

Wood Stone Earth

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