Boundaries | Blocks | Borders: Lines of Beirut, Jerusalem, and Nicosia

Authors

  • Todd Lowery

Abstract

This contribution presents a series of photographs and an installation that interpret fragments of, and moments in, three eastern Mediterranean cities. The works engage relationships between barriers, boundaries, lines, and visual expressions. They are based on observations and experiences of spatial-cultural and socio-urban dynamics in the fabrics of Beirut, Jerusalem, and Nicosia.

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Published

2021-11-30

Issue

Vol. 7 (2021): Contested Urbanscapes

Section

Visual Discourse

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