Rocks (Lost): in StoneStatements: Missing words for considering Stones, Rocks, Pebbles and Mountains: A Vocabulary of Proximity

Mabe Bethonico; Margaret Woodward; Justy Phillips

Rocks (Lost): in StoneStatements: Missing words for considering Stones, Rocks, Pebbles and Mountains: A Vocabulary of Proximity

Mabe Bethonico (Editor)
, Margaret Woodward
, Justy Phillips

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We were invited to contribute an entry for StoneStatements: Missing words for considering Stones, Rocks, Pebbles and Mountains: A Vocabulary of Proximity. This work is created by Mabe Bethonico presented at the Biennale Architettura 2021, in Venice. This is a proposed dictionary for relating differently to minerals and shifting frames of thought. How to address a relationship with pebbles, stones, rocks, and mountains that is beyond the economic perspective? How to imagine a vocabulary of proximity, as opposed to objectification and abstraction? What would be a language to consider life with, within and through geologic elements?

Original language	English
Type	Contribution to StoneStatements Editions by Mabe Bethonico for the Venice Bienale Architecture
Media of output	online
Number of pages	2
Place of Publication	Geneva
Publication status	Published - 2021

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Rocks (Lost): in StoneStatements: Missing words for considering Stones, Rocks, Pebbles and Mountains: A Vocabulary of Proximity. / Bethonico, Mabe (Editor); Woodward, Margaret; Phillips, Justy.
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