Giaime Meloni
Giaime Meloni is an artist with a doctorate in architecture, currently living between the Île-de-France and Sardinia. He uses photography as a sensitive instrument to reveal and narrate the complexity of the space we inhabit. His research has been published in various prestigious journals such as The Journal of Architecture.
Giaime Meloni regularly takes part in international conferences (FAUP, La Cambre) and has exhibited in numerous institutions including the Pavillon de l'Arsenal, Le Bal, and the Musée des Beaux-arts Le Locle. In 2015, he co-founded Atmosphériques Narratives, a research and editorial creation studio dedicated to the dissemination of architecture. From 25 November to 15 December 2024, Giaime Meloni will be exhibiting his new project Racines at the Photolux photography festival in Lucca, Italy.
Since 2017, Giaime Meloni has been teaching at Ensa Paris-Est, the School of Architecture of the City & Territories, where he focuses on the visual culture and construction of the project. In 2022, he became a full lecturer and teaches forms of representation.
For 2025, the school has chosen Giaime Meloni to curate its Winter School, which will focus on the notion of the horizon, in both its physical and metaphorical dimensions.
- Enseigne en Licence – Champ Représentation (S1)
- Enseigne en Licence – Champ Représentation (S2)
- Enseigne en Licence – Champ Représentation (S5)
- Enseigne en Licence – Champ Histoire et théorie (S6)
- Enseigne en Master – Cours optionnels (S7)
Mandate at Ensa Paris-Est
Permanent member of the OCS laboratory
Practitioner activity
Co-founder of the studio atmosphériques narratives
Thesis defended
Constructing a landscape vision: studying the uses of photographic action as a landscape project tool
Books
- Travels in Sardinia - Nelle miniere di Iglesias / Into the Mines of Iglesias, Caryatide, 2022
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Das Unheimliche, Edition of 200, 2020
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Articles and works (selection)
"Mettray 1840/2022: A Photo-Essay.", The Journal of Architecture, vol. 28, n°7, 2023
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