Grau Magazin #3 space Forensic Architecture had to rely

Forensic Architecture had to rely primarily on the written and oral testimony of the officers involved to develop a spatial investigation designed to test the plausibility of the police’s narrative and to examine whether the officers themselves could have planted the gun

This obscure chapter in the modern movement gestures towards a remarkable synthesis of the individual and the collective

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Der Ostschweizer Architekt Thomas K

memories and thoughts that stimulate new creativity

Grau Magazin #3 space Forensic Architecture had to relyThis issue spans over 256 pages, documenting our journey, starting in Rome, where Nico Vascellari tells us about the relationship between nature, humans, and machines, as well as the backstory of our cover 1 8: his VIT performance, in which he forcefully put himself to sleep and was then carried by a helicopter over the mountains. Shortly after, we speak with Alicja Kwade at the Villa Massimo in Rome about her art. Our Italian journey did not end