Susanne Kriemann – Ge(ssenwiese), K(anigsberg): Library for Radioactive Afterlife

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Susanne Kriemann – Ge(ssenwiese), K(anigsberg): Library for Radioactive AfterlifeGessenwiese and Kanigsberg form part of a landscape that has been in a process of constant change since 1946. The overburden from the mining industry created radioactive spoil heaps and lakes that are being rehabilitated by various means: plants growing on Gessenwiese accumulate contaminants from the soil. Textiles are used to slowly dry out the lakes and bind the radioactive dust. The banked mounds are returned to the earth bit by bit. These

Son Eunkyoung

stomach-churning stuff

It relates to matters of time and change

'messianic amateurs' combined typescript aesthetics

theatre sets and period interiors

For the most part elderly farmers and craftsmen would tell him in detail about the exercises and tests of strength and courage with which they had tried to prove their virility in their younger days

geo-artistic gesture

From brewing our morning coffee to folding a paper aeroplane

At once an interactive object and a performance space

“Electric Poems

Plakate / Posters for Musica Viva provides an overview of his work from 1997 to 2017

It questions the role of the profession and the architect’s ability to produce projects and spaces for the common good with an alternative set of resources and profit structure

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