Herman Hjorth Berge (1997) is deeply unsatisfied by the built environment. Born in Stavanger, Norway he has enjoyed the privilege of being immersed in great natural beauty, but in a society completely dominated by the fossil fuel industry. Herman recognises the urgency of the climate crisis, and seeks to use architecture as a tool against capitalism.
Herman recently graduated from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie Architectural Design department with the thesis Countrycide and accompanying project crushed mountain. His practice relies on research and writing as essential to the creative process, and works with different scales and media. Herman currently lives and works in Amsterdam.
| publications | ||
| 2017 | The Title of The Work | contributor |
| 2018 | The Name of The Author | contributor |
| 2018 | Cabal 02 | editorial feature |
| 2019 | The Place of Birth | contributor |
| 2020 | Eileen | co-author |
| exhibitions | ||
| 2019 | Rietveld Uncut | Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam |
| 2019 | Pride and Innocence | Oosterkerk |
| 2019 | Tramfest | Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam |
| 2020 | Eileen | Looiersgracht 60 |
| 2020 | Rietveld Uncut (cancelled) | Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam |
Herman Hjorth Berge (1997) is deeply unsatisfied by the built environment. Born in Stavanger, Norway he has enjoyed the privilege of being immersed in great natural beauty, but in a society completely dominated by the fossil fuel industry. Herman recognises the urgency of the climate crisis, and seeks to use architecture as a tool against capitalism.
Herman recently graduated from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie Architectural Design department with the thesis Countrycide and accompanying project crushed mountain. His practice relies on research and writing as essential to the creative process, and works with different scales and media. Herman currently lives and works in Amsterdam.
