Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and HerzegovinaThis subjective atlas bring together over 80 personal mappings from people living in a country long defined by outsiders. Reduced to ethnic categories, entities, and war era narratives, these people inhabit a landscape where trauma lingers and political inertia persists. With a polyphonic cartography, the volume counters these simplifications, presenting visual voices that show how people inhabit, remember, and imagine this place today. Created

capturing the flood of overlooked information around us

and uncertainty in intimate spaces

The English word ”sanctuary“ means not only a holy place or sacred space of worship but also asylum and refuge

It features a conversation with performer Kate Valk

it does actively employ dimension of visuality such as "verbal"

published in March 2018

activist and professor June Jordan wrote these words in 1991 for an address to the Bisexual

The narrator

expectation

Shock yourself at the incredibly recent imprecision of things we consider to be done at the highest calibre since forever

typeset and dimensions follow the German version

especially Risograph