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Transit Grounds brings together the works of Gabriel Orłowski and Dimitris Kontodimos within a single critical surface in which the contemporary city appears as an archive of memories and a machine of consumption, an organism that accumulates ruins while producing itself, that incessantly renews its image while consuming its substance. It is consumption that determines the rhythm of the present, a flow that drags materials, bodies, and memories with it, sucking time into the vortex of a productivity that knows no respite.
Orłowski's photographs are located on the productive margins of the system, in those peripheries that cease to be a backdrop and become the true operating engine of the present, territories where the landscape is reduced to infrastructure and the incessant circulation of goods and people generates a restless geography, marked by nomadic and precarious labor that allows neither vulnerability nor slowdown. Every stretch of asphalt, every industrial void speaks of the…
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Transit Grounds brings together the works of Gabriel Orłowski and Dimitris Kontodimos within a single critical surface in which the contemporary city appears as an archive of memories and a machine of consumption, an organism that accumulates ruins while producing itself, that incessantly renews its image while consuming its substance. It is consumption that determines the rhythm of the present, a flow that drags materials, bodies, and memories with it, sucking time into the vortex of a productivity that knows no respite.
Orłowski's photographs are located on the productive margins of the system, in those peripheries that cease to be a backdrop and become the true operating engine of the present, territories where the landscape is reduced to infrastructure and the incessant circulation of goods and people generates a restless geography, marked by nomadic and precarious labor that allows neither vulnerability nor slowdown. Every stretch of asphalt, every industrial void speaks of the…
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