Ghost City

 

The district near the city centre is not very visible to people and tourists, so I called it Ghost City.

There are many “J’existe” tags around the neighbourhood, and they made me think: if your district is semi-transparent, do you become semi transparent when you enter it? Do you need to say “I exist” louder? I also thought about a chair as a symbol of being present in a place and settling in. You can sit on it, stay for a while, and then stand up and leave. Thinking about this in relation to a person, I imagined a semi-transparent suit that you can also put on and take off. Maybe it can become a symbol of making yourself visible and saying “I exist” louder.

 

And I feel the same way. My English isn’t very fluent, so I’m a little shy and sometimes struggle to keep the conversation going. I feel a bit on sidelines. 

 

(In)visible Fragments
Exhibition following MEDS Workshop
Brussels, Belgium

2026

 

1. Material objects of the neighbourhood      2. Ghost living area and Black Sun      3. Transparent bubbles, invisible both day and night. Like the closed neighbourhood itself

 

Material objects of the neighbourhood

 

Ghost living area and Black Sun

 

Transparent bubbles, invisible both day and night. Like the closed neighbourhood itself