Junkspaceoddity is a research and design practice operating between disciplines, scales and media.

Junkspaceoddity is run by Theodor Reinhardt, a transdisciplinary researcher and designer educated between Germany, the Netherlands and Japan.
His interest lies in the material and operational complexities of and between territories, infrastructures and systems.
He works with spaces, objects, maps, graphics, videos, exhibitions and texts.

Ongoing work includes From Million Years to Milliseconds - a research project on geologies and temporal becomings of data infrastructures, in collaboration with scientists, researchers and designers.
Together with Negar Sanaan Bensi and Shaghayegh Vaseghi, he is conducting research On Thirst and Mirage - a study of conflictual territories and ecological precarity in the Iranian-Afghan border region.
Together with Tomasz Dudek, he co-founded the Nature-Culture Collective, working with art and critical cartography.

His work was published in DATAPOLIS and Atlantis Magazine, as well as exhibited at MAPS. New Cartographies, New Narratives, Indigenous Intelligence and the 17th Venice Biennale of Architecture as part of Dogma.
He teaches at the Willem de Kooning Academy and Amsterdam Academy of Architecture.

Please find the complete CV here.