The Enterprise House is a building in the city of London UK , located in the neighborhood of Hackney, that has been reoriented from an ammunition factory to a textile factory, to move into studios and living spaces. It will host E9 7QL / 1H, a group exhibition on the 1H plan, currently a construction site.

Following the constant process of transformation of the Enterprise House, Flat 1H has been demolished to be redesigned in its latest form. Before construction begins, a selection of artists have come together to showcase works and evolve the space once again. The initiative proposes an environment suitable for experiments.

This exhibition is part of a series of interventions in the construction sites as an observation and reflection on the process of transformation of a city.

My site-specific intervention consisted in using only the materials found from the demolition process . The proposal is based on a reflection on the painting of German Romanticism, in particular Caspar David Friederich, and the genre of Landscape.

Following the architectural layout of the site, the result is a site-specific installation that activates the space of memory and coexistence among the visitors of the exhibition.

During the exhibition period, the result was a space occupied by the visitors, where the work of art was appropriated as a space for gathering.

Curated by : Jade Barget / Lassla Esquivel

Assistant : Clara Kessi

Photography : Gary Battle

Supported by : Periferia Projects

Documentation

- Invitation for the exhibition

- Periferia Projects

Press

- 17.06 ARTRABBIT

Publication