nathan de wouters
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With a master's degree in architecture from both the Royal College of Art [London] and the Politecnico di Milano [Milan], and a bachelor's degree in architecture from LaCambre Horta, ULB [Brussels], followed by an art foundation year at the College of Art & Design [Brussels].
[Curriculum vitæ]

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Grand seat
        The Grand Seat is a 3-meter circular structure that transforms spatial dynamics, fostering interaction, revealing power relations, and reshaping shared environments for collective engagement and new connections.     


      Insolit
            Insolit curates unique gatherings for expatriates in London, blending minimalist designs with unexpected spaces to foster connection.     


          Ma
                Performances inspired by Lacan’s “Mirror Stage” theory, exploring self and other perception through mirrored gestures, where dancers embody the tensions of identity and reflection.      


              La Tavola
                    La Tavola explores cyanotype tablecloths and a dining table transformed into a single tableware surface, examining rituals, residues, societal ideologies, and conviviality’s essence.     


                  Steel and Savour
                        Steel and Flavour critiques standardised dining rituals with a radical structure, later exploding into a dynamic landscape of tableware that fosters unpredictable interactions through social entropy.     


                      Mirror Stage
                            Performance exploring ‘Ma,’ the Japanese concept of interval—dancers reveal rhythmic tension between presence and absence, crafting meaning within silences, pauses, and spatial flow.      


                          Ma Tempo
                                Ma Tempo explores the interplay of space, time, and movement. An architectural journey slows perception, guiding visitors toward the present through light, sound, and rhythm.     


                              In Between Spaces
                                    In Between Spaces explores the interplay of time, landscape, and movement. A pavilion creates a shifting, collective experience, reflecting impermanence through water as a dynamic medium.      


                                  Hangar
                                        A living shadow theatre, where dancers’ silhouettes blend with mannequins, immersing the audience in a unique sensory experience of movement and light.     


                                      Unusual Dining
                                            Unusual Dining disrupts conventional dining territories, promoting social entropy by creating unpredictable environments that challenge rituals and encourage spontaneous, fluid social interactions.