living room studio is an alternative space for co-authored learning, making, and thinking. 

currently based in Switzerland, our work began in 2024 as a communal inquiry for creative research at the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Harvard University. 

we make living room as an act of archival activation, relational worldmaking, and critical curiosity.

3 SPOTS REMAINING

upcoming mentorship

m.1.1 weaving, worlding

a 4-month immersive program that combines weekly seminars/workshops with private monthly consulting sessions.

designed for creatives who desire to deconstruct every stage of their work– from ethical/energetic alignment to ideation and materialization.

we offer structure, scholarly tools, project management, and communal space in a time of overstimulation and distraction. this is an invitation to find your vision, voice, and rhythm. 

our pedagogy

A sketched drawing of a decorative box with sparkles on either side, shown in a dark red color on a black background.
A line drawing of a symmetrical geometric design resembling a dragonfly with swirled wings and a long, curved body, all in a reddish-brown color on a black background.

archival activation

teachings that sustain engagement with intellectual ancestors across time + space

Hand-drawn, abstract design of a figure with spiral horns, diamond-shaped body, and decorative elements, in dark red on a black background.

relational worldmaking

collaborations through entanglement with humans + beyond-humans

critical curiosity

research, thinking, and discernment that is perpetually in-process

APRIL 25TH | 18:00 CET

LIVE ON ZOOM

upcoming workshop

w.1.4 scaffolding-of-mind

date: april 25th at 18:00 CET | duration: 2.5 hours

scaffolding: “how cities are built, how buildings are constructed, and also how thoughts are organized. the materials that enable the building of things.” what are the materials/matters that enable your thinking? scaffolding-of-mind is an awareness tool that softens us towards a more relational act of reading + thinking. we will name how extractive culture operates through automated/assumed patterns of exchange, and open up the possibility for forming new pathways of creative dialogue with our intellectual ancestors, rooted in depth, detail, slowness, and attention.

thinking-with: James Baldwin

collaborate with us

we offer customized workshops + courses for
institutions, organizations, and communities.