For this exhibition, Ozruh presents an iteration of Anti-Ruin, a multi-phased architectural experiment which was recently exhibited at the Venice Architecture Biennale. Through a system of aggregated, molecule-like blocks, the installation rejects architecture’s fixation on completion.  While its monumental structure evokes ancient classical architecture, Anti-Ruin is not destined to become a crumbling artefact. Instead, it allows for addition, removal, and reconfiguration, proposing a built environment open to being shaped by inevitable change rather than defined in opposition to it.

3D-printed from low-carbon granular aggregates such as marble stone dust, the installation’s recyclable materiality supports an architecture that evolves through care, adaptation, and the acceptance of entropy. Embracing change as an integral part of its life and meaning, the work employs a material as novel as dust to construct an architectural artefact of the future, where material circularity meets digital innovation.