Statement
Handschuh’s practice engages sculptural installation and site-specific intervention to explore questions of dwelling, ownership, land dysphoria, wildness, and heritage. His work examines links between body and land using dwelling as a mutual space and as such an analysis point for their interaction. This draws from the built environment and its function as an ‘extended body’ and thus contrasting and combining formal modern building materials with those of the natural world. The work seeks to shorten the proximity between us and dwelling and provide a sense of nearness with material and land.
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GlogauAIR Project
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