Lemon Tang

AN EARLY GERMAN-LANGUAGE WORK ON GEOMETRY, PERSPECTIVE, AND ARCHITECTURE, WRITTEN BY AUGUSTIN HIRSCHVOGEL AND PUBLISHED IN NUREMBERG IN 1543.

A critical reflection on how power operates within universities, this book examines the often unspoken ways teachers, supervisors, and institutions can misuse authority through intimidation, gatekeeping, favouritism, exploitation, and the normalisation of silence. Framed against the wider university system, it explores how higher education can treat students as financial assets while masking structural inequality behind the language of mentorship, prestige, and opportunity. This handbook is...

This collection reads the built environment as an instructional medium: an ecology of cues, thresholds, and permissions that organises conduct while appearing neutral. Rather than photographing “events,” the camera studies the micro-technics of everyday governance, warnings, barriers, hardware, circulation routes, service objects through which an institution stabilises legibility and manages risk. These images treat maintenance as epistemology: what is cleaned, labelled, locked, lit, or...