Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and HerzegovinaThe Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and Herzegovina brings together over eighty personal mappings from people living in a country long defined by outsidersreduced to entities, ethnic categories, and wartime narratives. This atlas counters such simplifications with a polyphonic cartography: visual stories that show how people inhabit, remember, and imagine this place today. Created through participatory workshops across Bosnia and Herzegovina, the

this book explores the origins of design fiction

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Typeset alongside this archival collage is “Introduction to The Weather” (2001) by poet Lisa Robertson

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psycho-analysis

rethinking sustainable practices

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MFA-bearing art practitioners