Matilda Terolli explores the mediums of everyday life through tools and methods of sorting, collecting, and documenting. This website reflects that process through overlapping systems of video, photo, drawing, digital processing and a continuous stream of layered material.
Her recent project(s), show that same method of:
sorting
collecting
documenting
She is currently working on:
waste la(nd)b.
web design
DUMPSTR
app design
Circula
app design
Last year:
From the William Kinne Fellows Traveling Prize, she worked on collecting waste artifacts in Albania:
Residual Futures
A Fieldwork of Waste in Albania explores how waste functions as both environmental crisis and cultural archive, using methods such as film, photography, drawing, drone footage, material tracing and thermal imaging to capture fragments from each individual device (image, video, cameras, scanning).
A short film traveling through the island of Tuvalu with classmates from Columbia University GSAPP. Looking at Tuvalu through its waste system — traveling with the waste management team, crossing a burning landfill, going to islands. This film brings to the surface what doesn't want to be seen.
short film·2024–25·Columbia GSAPP
media forthcoming
object(s).
06. Architecture Desk Prototype
Rethinking the architecture studio through a movable, adaptable workspace.
portfolio index
Columbia University
Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation