Site specific public art project Peace Wall is a series of projects that reflects social and economical differences in modern cities.The project started with a public art project – building a wall (12×5 m) over Friedrichstrasse in Berlin’s Kreuzberg.
Despite its immediate associations in a formerly divided city, the Peace Wall public art project (realised within framework of Berlin Bienalle 7, 2012)
doesn’t refer to the historical Berlin Wall, but to the social segregation in this area of Berlin, where the gentrification and fast economic development has created sharp social differencies on the South and North side of Friedrich Strasse – a divide of the communitys’ social structure.
New Wall is a set of preparatory drawings, existing as a separate art project
and the New Wall documentation is a documentary film that follows the happenings around the Peace Wall public art project.
For now, the project consists of: a set of drawings, the public art project, installation and a documentary film.
Wall Drawings (2012/13)
Drawings, set of 33 drawings, ink on paper, various sizes (between 10×12 cm to 50x70cm). exhibited as part of Group exhibition Contested Territories at Dorsky Gallery, New York and as part of Group exhibition Imagined Communities at Golden Thread Gallery, Belfast, North Ireland. See more..
Berlin (site specific public art project 2012)
New York and Belfast (exhibitions 2012/2013)
Drawings, set of 33 drawings, ink on paper, various sizes (between 10×12 cm to 50x70cm). exhibited as part of Group exhibition Contested Territories at Dorsky Gallery, New York and as part of Group exhibition Imagined Communities at Golden Thread Gallery, Belfast, North Ireland. Read more…
Wall Replica (exhibition 2013)
Berlin Peace Wall (documentary video)
Exhibited in different forms in following exhibitions:
NADA PRLJA 