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Hyperfuture Berlin

Architecture, bodies and domestic rituals in a distant Berlin.

A curved building opens onto a crowded passage beside an older stone facade, with people visible on elevated levels.

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Hyperfuture Berlin

Eleven studies of the same imagined city.

Human and synthetic inhabitants in a crowded passage beneath elevated walkways and large public projections.
The dense city below.
A curved building opens onto a crowded passage beside an older stone facade, with people visible on elevated levels.
A building withdraws from the street.
A low black vehicle parked beside human and synthetic figures beneath the arches of the Night Passage.
AEGIS at the Night Passage.
A reflective synthetic figure kneels beside a curved metal wall, touching its surface where a small light glows.
Maintenance as ritual.
A human and a pale synthetic companion stand together beside a layered city of elevated walkways.
Human and synthetic inhabitants outside the archive.
A human and a synthetic companion examine plants in an enclosed garden overlooking the city.
The controlled garden.
A dark stone bath in a private chamber overlooking elevated structures and a monumental projected face.
Private chamber overlooking the projection grid.
Human and synthetic figures turn toward one another in a crowded passage beneath a large projected face.
Among the inhabitants of the Night Passage.
A monumental reflective female form on a plinth in a dark civic hall, with figures standing at its base.
Chromia object installed in a civic interior.
Two synthetic figures sit close together, touching foreheads and holding hands above a busy multilevel passage.
Two synthetic bodies above the passage.
Two people embrace among a dense nightclub crowd beneath a large red projection.
An unrecorded room.
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How does a distant city become a place to live? These visual studies move between public infrastructure, domestic rituals and intimate encounters. Human and synthetic figures belong to the same everyday world.

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