Sculpture and the Un-Conditioning of Architecture

Over the past 15 years, Sam Lewitt has examined the material foundations and operations of infrastructures – from power grids to commodity supply chains. His sculptural practice treats sites as porous constellations, shaped by political, economic, and planetary dynamics. The conversation will explore how sculpture, as a dynamic map of translocal forces, contests architecture’s drive for synthesis and stability, suggesting a form of its un-conditioning.

Sam Lewitt, artist, Berlin / New York
Sebastian Egenhofer, art historian, Vienna

Event as part of the project Site Complexes: Models of Responsive Practices for the 21st Century (University of Vienna / University of the Arts Berlin).