Mediating the spatiality of conflicts

Mediating the spatiality of conflicts

by Marc Schoonderbeek, Aikaterini Antonopoulou, Katarina Anđelković, Heidi Sohn, Aleksandar Staničić, Nicola Amico

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At a three-day conference held at the TU Delft on November 6-8, 2019 researchers, scholars, activists, practitioners and artists presented individual papers that addressed the relationships between spatiality, mediation and conflict from a variety of perspectives. In addition to academic paper contributions, the conference welcomed other proposals in different formats and media: audio-visual material (film, video, photography), digital or physical archives, experimental design proposals, installations, performances, etc. The thematic core of the conference explored new - or innovative - theoretical and methodological approaches and insights on: (1) Spaces of conflict as transitional spaces of material interactions between violence and everyday life; and (2) Spaces of memory as transformative space of violence). This conference proceedings shares the outcome of the academic event

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