May 6, 2007 - June 10, 2007

Diego Bruno, Joost van Hezewijk, Nino P. Esteban Pastorino Diaz, Ann Pettersson

As dwellers of large cities, we are more or less familiar with mechanisms for altering the urban landscape. Nonetheless, in light of the ‘speed’ achieved within our metropolis, such procedures would appear to be increasingly ‘distant’ from our everyday lives, pointing out to us how distant we are, or think we are, from a more direct intervention upon the city’s space. Articulations between image and space (or between photography and architecture) become intensified when we understand that the dynamics of the production of images may be incorporated to procedures for the construction of space, or when they point to a correspondence between the transformation of the cities and the way we see and ‘activate’ that environment.

Rubens Mano