Ephraim Joris :

In line with what `Henri Lefebvre describes as fields of mental and physical space this drawing wants to perform simultaneously as spatial representation and a moment of spatial practice. As spatial representation the drawing acts as a plan and invests in the measuring, categorizing and systemizing of ideas. Through this way of looking, the drawing [...]

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Comments on the Abandoned Sacred Places workshop in St-Lucas Brussels. An international master class negotiating the po-ethics of reconverting abandoned sacred places.
We were sat in the northeast corner of Brussels, a capital in many ways and a self-proclaimed symbol for multiculturalism. Yet within these aspirations of theatrical political performance lays an urban space that reveals [...]

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