Precarious design is a practice that embraces fragility, imbalance, and contingency over stability and resolution. Function exists, but it is always in dialogue with uncertainty,  beauty and utility hang in suspension, provisional and fleeting.

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Through ritual gestures and the careful elevation of found matter, fragility becomes strength, scarcity becomes value, and imperfection becomes a site for creation. Far from mournful, this practice imagines a future where survival is aesthetic, imagination abundant, and design emerges not from permanence but from adaptation, improvisation, and transformation.

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Precarious design mirrors our unstable world, ecological, political, technological,proposing that meaning, resilience, and beauty endure precisely through uncertainty.