Einstürzende Reichsbauten design Zuckersand und Sonnencreme – oder

Zuckersand und Sonnencreme – oder auch: Eine ganz reizende „Gebrauchsanweisung“ aus der Sicht eines Kindes

and (4) Common Ground addresses practices invested in producing and intervening in public space within and beyond the field of architecture

and visual impressions of the alumni’s work

a large park and a small-scale mixed-use neighbourhood) and built from various materials from the region and all over the world (concrete

The photographs can be read in a sociological

Einstürzende Reichsbauten design Zuckersand und Sonnencreme – oderIn her work, Henrike Naumann examines the aesthetics of (contemporary) fascism and the question of how political power can be staged through (interior) architecture. Born in Zwickau, the artist experienced extreme right wing ideology as the dominant youth culture in her city in the early 1990s. moreIn her work, she reflects on the history of right wing terrorism in Germany as well as todays broad acceptance of racist ideas in broad sections of the