is a writer and academic. Having begun his career writing about art, gentrification and neoliberalism, his work in the 2020s and 2030s has been increasingly concerned with how architecture and city planning can imagine and realise utopian futures.
Writer and academic Suhail Malik talks to artist/filmmaker Park Chan-sol about his latest book, and how architecture helped to guide humanity away from the twin crises of climate change and unchecked capitalism during the last two decades.
Park Chan-sol: Thank you for the opportunity to discuss your
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