
April 22, 2022
Future100: Polina Kulikova Explores the Emotional and Social Dimensions of Architecture

Top: When it comes to architecture and design, “I draw from my experience of the world as an artist, first and foremost,” Kulikova says. “Our built environments have the power to profoundly shape our feelings, memories, and well-being.” COURTESY POLINA KULIKOVA
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