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In Eavesdrop, Nicola Arthen and Rodrigo Red Sandoval propose a space where the boundaries between the domestic and the urban, the intimate and the infrastructural, begin to merge. Their collaboration builds on extended dialogue and a production period at TextielLab in Tilburg, where digital systems were translated into tactile, structured textiles.
I first caught it in the corner of my eye: a lamp, flushed with gossip, trembling as if it had heard too much voltage. The table, meanwhile, made a noise—half sigh, half dial tone—bored of its wooden gravity and longing to connect elsewhere.
Somewhere between the outlet and the bedsheet, something hums. A faint, apologetic current, like a city whispering to itself through your wall. You thought it was the fridge again, the faithful white whale of the household, but no—it’s the perimeter calling; the skin of the city has begun to leak inwards. Eavesdrop proposes a space where the systems that sustain our daily lives—logistics,…
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In Eavesdrop, Nicola Arthen and Rodrigo Red Sandoval propose a space where the boundaries between the domestic and the urban, the intimate and the infrastructural, begin to merge. Their collaboration builds on extended dialogue and a production period at TextielLab in Tilburg, where digital systems were translated into tactile, structured textiles.
I first caught it in the corner of my eye: a lamp, flushed with gossip, trembling as if it had heard too much voltage. The table, meanwhile, made a noise—half sigh, half dial tone—bored of its wooden gravity and longing to connect elsewhere.
Somewhere between the outlet and the bedsheet, something hums. A faint, apologetic current, like a city whispering to itself through your wall. You thought it was the fridge again, the faithful white whale of the household, but no—it’s the perimeter calling; the skin of the city has begun to leak inwards. Eavesdrop proposes a space where the systems that sustain our daily lives—logistics,…
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