searching for ways and means between theory and practice with a growing interest
in histories, (spatial) (dis)positions and complexities.

Leonie Link (*1997) is based in Berlin, investigating forms of architectural and artistic research. In October 2o23 she graduated with a master's degree in architecture from the Bauhaus University Weimar. She completed her bachelor's degree with distinction at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and spent semesters abroad in Reykjavik and Brussels. During her studies, she worked for the architect Carl Pruscha in Vienna and the architecture studio Atelier Fanelsa in Berlin and did internships at the architectural studio WUDA* in Munich and Heide & von Beckerath in Berlin. She has been a research assistant at the Chair of Theory and History of Modern Architecture and the Chair of Politics of Representation at Bauhaus University Weimar and was a member of the student initiative horizonte. Currently she is exploring the potential of weaving as a transnational practice and its stories of spatial disobedience.