Germany

Natascha Süder Happelmann has used a collaborative process to develop a multimedia artwork, inviting artists from various disciplines to participate. Together, architectural elements, sound, sculptures, and installations create a space that makes the economic, political, and social conflicts of the present day physically tangible. The main concepts to be examined here are containment, isolation, and accumulation. The installation reveals the consequences of these concepts and raises the question of how they can be encountered. Beyond the pavilion, the work continues in the form of publications, concerts, radio broadcasts, and lectures, thus activating its questions in various contexts and self-organised political spaces.