WHAT
The German conceptual photographer is best known for her signature eye-level orthogonal views of architectural interiors of public spaces that are devoid of human presence. The exhibition features a selection of her works developed over the last 20 years, organised in six major themes: ‘Passages’, ‘Theatres’, ‘Museums’, ‘Libraries’, ‘Worldview’ and ‘Unseen Works’. The title of the exhibition stems from her global vision of capturing a particular built environment that embodies humanity’s aspirations to preserve, represent and communicate the legacy of historical assets which emanate profound beliefs and aesthetics.

WHY
The artist’s works rekindle the question of how crucial masterpieces continue to shape and weigh in the collective memory for the generations to come. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience her vision and to contemplate the relationship between architecture, history, and memory.