Table-ronde // Architecture cambodgienne contemporaine : adapter, transformer, habiter

Table-ronde - Architecture cambodgienne contemporaine : adapter, transformer, habiter

Avec Dilip Abye (Archetype), Martin Aerne (Aerne Architect), Hun Chansan (re : edge) et Ivan Tizianel (Asma)

Dans le cadre de l’exposition Adaptation(s), cette table ronde explore comment l’architecture contemporaine au Cambodge développe des stratégies pour s’adapter au climat, réinterpréter le patrimoine et repenser les relations entre espaces publics et privés.
Dans un contexte de transformation rapide des villes cambodgiennes, les architectes sont confrontés à de nombreux défis : climat tropical, héritages multiples, densification urbaine et évolution des modes de vie.
Architectes, urbanistes et chercheurs partageront leur regard sur ces pratiques qui contribuent à construire une modernité architecturale située, attentive aux ressources locales et aux usages sociaux.

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Soundscapes of South East Asia

Round-Table as part of the cinema series "Visions of South-East Asia"
With Davy Chou, Antoinette Jadaone, Kiyé Simon Luang and Vincent Villa

A roundtable discussion about the sound work in the films of the selection, with filmmakers Antoinette Jadaone (Sunshine) and Kiyé Simon Luang (Goodbye Mister Wong), and Vincent Villa, who designed the sound for Sunshine, Tenement and This City is a Battlefield.

Filipino filmmaker and director Antoinette Jadaone is known for stories that spark conversations, win awards, and shape Filipino culture. Her films have consistently centered women—flawed, relatable, and fiercely complex. Exiled as a child, Kiyé Simon Luang left Laos for France without knowing he would leave his family behind. Since his first forays into art, he has constantly revisited his origins and his exile. Vincent Villa visited Cambodia in 2010 while working on the documentary Golden Slumbers by Davy Chou. Since then, he has become a major collaborator of the Cambodian production company ANTI-ARCHIVE, and founded with producer Loy Te Kongchak Studio, an audio post-production studio based in Phnom Penh.