Freedom. Borders. Migration.
This installation extends a series exploring language's impact within socio-political contexts, uniting diverse perspectives on freedom, borders, and migration.
Comprising two elevated LED panels, the site-specific installation at the Royal College of Art Final Show in London (2019) fostered a collective sense of contemplation in a transitional space.
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Bibliography
Til Gracitation is the Cause of Migration
Michaela Büsse
Beyond Elysium
Benjamin H. Bratton
Blood in the Water
Ala Tannier
Drawing on Ice
Irene Stracuzzi
The Ban-Option in the Schengen Area
Charlotte Lebbe
Scaling the »Wall in the Head«
Ostica Bradatan
Towards a Theory of Borders
Florian Schneider
Something in the Air
Sadie Plant
We Refugees
Hannah Arendt
Psycho-Politics
Neoliberalism and the New Technologies of Power
Byung-Chul Han
Cosmopolitansim: Holding Europe to a Rastic’s Ransom
Charlie Hardie
Playing the Part
System of Systems
Embedded Refugee
Milja Lindberg
Contesting the Violent Architecture of the EU’s Maritime Frontier
Forensic Architecture
Publication
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