• SERVICES
    • Code + Zoning Consulting
    • Ecological + Regenerative Design
    • Bioconstruction Workshops
    • N.Y.C. Lofts
  • WORK
    • Earth Church
    • Clay Studio
    • Fired Up
    • vending EDUCATION
    • chainlink GREEN
    • Asheville Residence
    • Tribeca Apartment
    • Historic District Townhouse
    • Bread Love
    • Corner Town House
    • Chelsea Apartment
  • PLAY
    • Biota Reverie
    • deFORM reFORM Copper Pavilion
    • Releasea
    • Alter/Altar
    • fence POCKET
    • Terra Corpus
    • Terra Corpus | Kentucky Rooted
    • Pollen Nation
    • Listening Hive
    • Lantern Quest
    • Mantis Garden
    • Social Settee
    • Lotus
    • Experimental Aluminum
    • The Machine vs. The Garden
    • Pronating Landscapes
  • ABOUT
    • What is Regenerative Design?
    • What is Bioconstruction?
    • About
    • CV
  • Contact

Skye Ruozzi

Architect weaving ecology, craft, and code into regenerative spaces.

  • SERVICES
    • Code + Zoning Consulting
    • Ecological + Regenerative Design
    • Bioconstruction Workshops
    • N.Y.C. Lofts
  • WORK
    • Earth Church
    • Clay Studio
    • Fired Up
    • vending EDUCATION
    • chainlink GREEN
    • Asheville Residence
    • Tribeca Apartment
    • Historic District Townhouse
    • Bread Love
    • Corner Town House
    • Chelsea Apartment
  • PLAY
    • Biota Reverie
    • deFORM reFORM Copper Pavilion
    • Releasea
    • Alter/Altar
    • fence POCKET
    • Terra Corpus
    • Terra Corpus | Kentucky Rooted
    • Pollen Nation
    • Listening Hive
    • Lantern Quest
    • Mantis Garden
    • Social Settee
    • Lotus
    • Experimental Aluminum
    • The Machine vs. The Garden
    • Pronating Landscapes
  • ABOUT
    • What is Regenerative Design?
    • What is Bioconstruction?
    • About
    • CV
  • Contact

UNLESS OTHERWISE POSTED : Alter/Altar

"Unless Otherwise Posted" is a collaborative installation designed by Skye Ruozzi & Rose McShane for Shadow Traffic’s Alter/Altar tour.

This project occupies a structure traditionally used to separate people - the fence. Instead of dividing, the piece engages the fence as a platform for shared memories.

Passersby select from three color-coded categories of tags to answer the prompt "What do you miss about the neighborhood?" Visitors will inscribe the water-resistant cards with their reminiscences, and tie them to the fence. As the sharing increases, the cards and ribbons will grow across the fence, creating an abstract patterning or temporary collective reflection. We encourage participants to share their memories online.

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