Aleksandr Delev is an artist educated in architecture at the Bauhaus–University in Weimar, working in Berlin. At the center of the practice is Somewhere — a cosmos of architectural maquettes, paintings, and furniture-objects that compose psychogeographic, dream–like mental landscapes. The practice is extended and thinks through additional organs: 1001 Plateaus, psychogeographic video essays on cosmologically charged architecture, and Silicity Protocols, a co-edited editorial platform meme–mapping digital cosmologies and environments. Across all of it runs one long-term inquiry: architecture as a medium of mental and planetary transformation — cosmologies made spatial.