The Domestic Encyclopaedia – Oblique Encounters of Domestic Space indigenous but also used a variety

but also used a variety of methods to highlight the ‘invisible’ aspects of the otherwise bare landscape

and Afrodiasporic practices to imagine a world-building sonic fiction and futurity embodied in techno

Founded in the name of language

and practices define the self within the entanglement of relation

One might call Traoré’s work a ‘reverse anthropology’

The Domestic Encyclopaedia – Oblique Encounters of Domestic Space indigenous but also used a varietyWe shower, cook and heat our homes. There is water, gas and electricity. We sit at a table, wash in a sink or rest on a couch. We are bodies among other bodies; living and dead, solid and fluid, raw and transformed, recognisable or in disguise. To live is to interact, but what are we interacting with? 'The Domestic Encyclopaedia' is a collection of stories that explore the material body of architecture, of houses. In the midst of ongoing ecological