This exhibition is part of the year program In Your Own Backyard Series in collaboration with initiative Monitor İzmir.
“What is this man? A mass of diseases that reach out into the world through the spirit; there they want to get their prey.
What is this man? A coil of wild serpents that are seldom at peace among themselves – so they go forth apart and seek prey in the world.”1
Away from the point of view of human being who see it self as a sovereign of the world, the exhibition would like to infiltrate the living spaces of that are detained from their habitat. Human being who exploit everyone and everything, including their own species to satisfy their human needs transforms into a producer when it comes to creating new prisons for the ones that make their life easy and satisfied. The exhibition focuses on the surviving stories of the destroyed nature that thrown into background by the human being who has a parasitism relationship with space occupants in the universe.
The Sound of No-One Listening is supported by Gemeente Amsterdam Oost and SANATORIUM
WORDLIST
abondoned area
uncultivated state
dead zone
border vacuum
derelict land
empty place
free space
loose-fit landscape
liminal space
nameless space
No Man’s Land
postarchitectural zone
spaces of indeterminacy
ambivalent landscape
space of uncertainty
Tabula Rasa
Temporary Autonomous Zone
terrain vague
urban desert
vacant land
voids
wasteland
Informal urban greenspace (IGS)
desolate space
hole
threshold
urban interstices
space in-between
gap
unintenional landscape
brownfield land