CubeWalk is a network of artistic installations exploring the modes of being, dwelling, thinking and making.
Each mode has an activity and each cube location has a different concept to consider.
How you choose to journey through CubeWalk is up to you.
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CubeWalk is an installation based on David Rousell’s ‘States and Territories’ Doctoral research
INFO: scu.edu.au/CubeWalk | SHARE:
RESEARCH: stateandterritories.org
#CubeWalk
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BEING
Explore the different kinds of things that exist in the campus environment. Document the things you encounter
on CubeWalk. Use words, drawings or photos to capture your collection of things.
Becoming
> Knowing
F17
Describes the diverse ways of existing and knowing in the world.
Affect
> Feeling
H17
Describes how you affect and are affected by people, places, things and ideas.
Engagement
> Sensing
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Describes what you hear, smell, touch, taste and smell in the world.
DWELLING
Discover new pathways between different cultures and places by moving through CubeWalk.
Map your movements between each cube without lifting your pen from the paper.
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Describes your experience moving through the environment.
Emplacement > Mapping
K12
Describes how you form connections between people, places, things and ideas.
Mediation
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Describes how you facilitate learning through media, structure and technology.
Embodiment
> Moving
> Designing
THINKING
Consider alternate perspectives and futures for your environment. Think differently about the world and how it might
unfold under different circumstances. Use words, drawings or photos to describe these possible futures.
Network
> Ecological
Thinking
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Describes the interdependence between human and natural systems.
Justice
> Critical
Thinking
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Describes ethical questions of human and more than human experiences.
Sustainability
> Futures
Thinking
G10
Describes the future states of mind required to sustain life on earth.
MAKING
Connect with others to create shared understandings and collective futures. Share a message, image or object that
identifies an aspect of your CubeWalk journey (you can even draw or write on the surface of the cube).
Materiality
> Expressing
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Describes the physical and expressive properties of matter.
Collective
> Collaborating
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Describes connections formed within collectives of humans and non-humans.
Imagination
> Creating
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Describes the process of creating new compositions and future worlds.
INFO: scu.edu.au/CubeWalk | SHARE:
RESEARCH: stateandterritories.org
#CubeWalk