Violaine Forsberg Mussault is a French-Norwegian landscape-architect and a PhD research fellow. She is interested in exploring the intersection of design methods, participation, and living processes. Her PhD research, titled "Unraveling multi-actor agencies in hazardous cultural landscapes," investigates cartography with a posthuman and transdisciplinary approach. The PhD is part of the NATURACT research project.
For the past 15 years, Violaine has been a partner with the collaborative design studio Les Saprophytes, where she led projects around the Commons and urban ecology through bottom-up processes in post-industrial peripheries. Additionally, she has taught community engagement, agroecology, and design studio courses at the Faculty of Architecture and Landscape in Lille (Fr). Alongside her research, she is a landscape-architect adviser for the French State.
For the past 15 years, Violaine has been a partner with the collaborative design studio Les Saprophytes, where she led projects around the Commons and urban ecology through bottom-up processes in post-industrial peripheries. Additionally, she has taught community engagement, agroecology, and design studio courses at the Faculty of Architecture and Landscape in Lille (Fr). Alongside her research, she is a landscape-architect adviser for the French State.
Units/fields
- Emerging Landscapes and Terretories
- Infrastructure and Landscape
- Practise