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REVIEW: REALIZE UTOPIA

The Realize Utopia exhibition invited visitors on a journey through the world of sustainable construction and the associated urban aesthetics.





DEALING WITH SUSTAINABLE BUILDING

The REALIZE UTOPIA exhibition focused on the pressing issues and challenges of sustainable construction. From profit-driven large-scale projects to technical implementation options, a broad spectrum of topics was highlighted. My intention was to initiate a dialog about the urgent need for change in the construction industry through the artistically abstract approach.





COMBINING ART AND ARCHITECTURE IN A VARIETY OF FORMS


The exhibition presented a diverse range of artistic expressions that created a close connection between art and architecture. From sculptural wall objects made from reused materials to digital works that demonstrated the potential of urban space, "Realize Utopia" offered a fascinating insight into the world of urban aesthetics. The exhibition came to a fitting conclusion with a reading on the outlook of architectural work by the BDA Hamburg's Aesthetics Working Group.





A CALL TO ACTION AND TO HELP SHAPE THE FUTURE


With REALIZE UTOPIA, I not only wanted to present an exhibition, but also formulate a call to action. It was therefore important to me to also show the "Don't build shit" project and thus create a broader approach. I hope that visitors to my exhibition were inspired to actively work towards a sustainable future and to get involved in shaping our built environment.





CONCLUSION


In REALIZE UTOPIA, an artistic approach was combined with an architectural aesthetic. In this way, the socially relevant topic of sustainable building was given a stage that not only appeals to people from the architecture bubble, but makes it tangible for everyone. I hope that the exhibition has helped to raise awareness of the urgency of sustainable building culture and to promote dialog about it. Personally, I have learned a lot from this exhibition in the Qvartr Gallery and see the diverse response as confirmation that I should continue to pursue this path.


Many thanks to all who attended for your interest and support!













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