You’ve Made Your Bed examines the historical, spatial and political frameworks that shape our built environments and the ways in which they regulate the bodies that inhabit them. The bed—an essential object in Western daily life—becomes a site for intimacy, vulnerability, and individual expression. Yet, its design, inherited from a Western cultural legacy, is governed by dimensions and material characteristics that impose spatial conditions aligned with socially constructed expectations of intimate behavior.
This five-days workshop has been commissioned by HEAD – Genève, developed with students of the Visual Arts Departments, and the Interior Architecture Department. Photographs : © HEAD – Genève, Raphaëlle Mueller.