This exhibition traces the historical roots of surveillance devices and methods, and the Cold War dynamics that shaped and spread them.
Transforms the Wende Museum’s former East German guardhouse into an artwork that explores the artist’s motherland in western El Salvador.
An exhibition on the cultural, architectural, and emotional responses to the Cold War in the Caribbean.
Explores Ghanaian Victor Adegbite and Hungarian Charles Polónyi’s socialist-era designs, merging global resources with local vision.
Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu destroyed one third of Bucharest’s historic city center in the 1980s, but seven churches were moved on rails and hidden behind housing blocks.
Exploring communist and capitalist views of space, and Cold War cosmology’s impact on imagination and creative production.
The Sextant, 2023, preliminary installation sketch
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Annunciation Church of the “Retreat of the Nuns”, Mobile Churches, 2013–2017, archival pigment print on fine art Baryta paper, Bucharest
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The Great Escape, 2020, oil on canvas">