24 Houses - Jonas von Ostrowski digital culture

24 Houses - Jonas von Ostrowski digital culture24 Houses contains a selection of ink drawings from Jonas von Ostrowskis series, Houses (2015 2020): detailed layouts of imaginary houses, each provided with its respective title. The houses act less like plans for actual houses to be built, and more like expressions of emotional states, spatial equivalents of various sensitivies or as stages for humankinds predicaments. Ostrowski uses the blueprint as a legible form, similar to a text, through which

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The briefing for the speakers was as simple as it was tricky: Talk about seven questions that you consider relevant without answering them

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and urban sociology

ihre ablehnende Haltung gegenüber biologischen und pharmazeutischen Daten zu überdenken

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mit Kindern über dieses universelle Thema und seine verschiedenen Aspekte zu sprechen

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With riveting clarity

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as in: we see them and we want to touch them

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