Timeless vessels
Julie Cromwell sculpts timeless vessels that explore the materiality of clay through forms inspired by antiquity. We sat down with Julie to discuss her practice, alongside her exhibition with Sanderson at the Auckland Art Fair.
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“I present to you The Line, a city of a million residents with a length of 170km that preserves 95 per cent of nature within NEOM, with zero cars, zero streets and zero carbon emissions.” — Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince and chairman of the NEOM company board of directors.
More than ever, we’re acutely aware of the problems that the world faces. Climate change, ever-increasing populations, and inequality of wealth and standards of living are just some. Could Saudi Arabia’s The Line concept be a world prototype for creating change?
It’s a never-before-seen approach to urbanisation; a 170km belt of re-imagined urban development with multiple and hyper-connected communities, with natural and walkable spaces.
The Line will be a home for more than 1 million people from all over the world creating a platform for innovation and prosperous businesses, addressing some of the world’s most pressing issues such as climate change, urban sprawl, traffic congestion and social disconnection.
The mixed-use communities have been designed on a human scale where livability, health and wellbeing are prioritised. And aims to create 380,000 jobs, spur economic diversification and contribute US$48bn to the GDP by 2030.
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Julie Cromwell sculpts timeless vessels that explore the materiality of clay through forms inspired by antiquity. We sat down with Julie to discuss her practice, alongside her exhibition with Sanderson at the Auckland Art Fair.
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