By drawing parallels and intersections between social media and the global virus, I’ve started to adapt my architectural interventions of debate to the new parameters of the pandemic.

Communication has now been pretty much limited to social media and it is becoming increasingly clear that I cannot leave virtual communication out of the architecture of debate conversation.

Both Covid-19 and Instagram have many physical parameters in common.

Such as physical distance from one person to the next, the inability to make skin-to-skin contact, and the juxtaposition of sound between the two.

And as the world is slowly going remote, I’m becoming obsessed with

spatializing social media

in hopes of informing the architecture and conversation of debate. And by doing so, how I might be able to bridge the growing gap between the physical senses that both, social media and
Covid, isolate.

The results are as follows;