Leonard von Brenndorff (he/him, b. 1994) is a spatial practitioner based in Germany. His practice engages with landscapes and sites shaped by infrastructural intervention and reads them as spaces where memory and belonging are produced, contested, and displaced. With a background in carpentry, his relation to materiality unfolds through an ongoing unlearning of industrialized modes of extraction and production. Through narrative, historical inquiry, and technical analysis, he examines how forms of control are sedimented in spaces. Grounded in embodied experiences of collective inhabitation and close proximity to the sites he investigates, his work asks how to hold on to those places marked by damage, proclaimed inevitability, and unsettled responsibilities.