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REFERENCES

1. Arata Isozaki and Cooper-Hewitt Museum (1979)Ma, space-time in Japan. Exhibition Catalogue. New York: Cooper-Hewitt Museum

2. Shusaku Arakawa and Madeline Gins (2002) Architectural Body (Modern Contemporary Poetics). Alabama: University of Alabama Press, Anchor Books Edition.

3. "Though well known, not always well read": Francisco J. Varela, Evan T. Thompson, and Eleanor Rosch (1992) Embodied Mind: Cognitive Science and Human Experience. Massachusetts: MIT Press

RENSKE MARIA VON DAM, Netherlands

landscape architect I lecturer I researcher
www.renskemaria.com

is an architect and creative practice researcher whose work exploits tiny perceptions to open up alternative worlds of experience and action. She disposea of the de-natured "white lab coat" approach to spatial intervention in favor of a hands-on, 'dark, dirty and wild' immersion in and experimentation with the world.

Recently, she has finished her practice-based doctoral research "Working With/In the Gap: Japan-ness in Architecture of Experience" in which architectural habit(at)s that approach space in terms of the architectural object are recast through the lenses of the Japanese "practice of ma (full emptiness)."