A_p [PZI]

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Appendix
Concrete
Interference
Stand-in
Tardis
Traffic Island
Waiting

ECONOMICAL ASPECTS

Economy is understood in broad terms of exchange. Relations established by economical logic are relations of power and mobilization and not those of equilibrium. Participants set different economical aspects of their work from impossibility of exchange, to the commercial aspect of relation between body and technology to the question of economy of art, art market and production of art.


Students developed projects raising questions of identity (Stand-In), distance (Tardis), relation between body, products and space (Appendix, Traffic Island), mobilization of language (Concrete) and capsularity of waiting spaces (Waiting, Interference). In the works presented mobility is reflected as both restricting and potential concept.