Life, Death, Love and Justice

Forensic Architecture is part of a new group exhibition hosted at Kapı Kredi Culture and Arts, titled “Life, Death, Love and Justice” in September. The exhibition, which proposes to look at the injustices experienced in different geographies with love, hope and resistance, includes Forensic Architecture’s Triple-Chaser.

Injustices caused by social, political, gender or ecological reasons, which are experienced in different forms all over the world, have become more evident with the global epidemic we have been experiencing in recent years. Contemporary artists living in Turkey and abroad address this situation, sometimes with a hopeful approach that celebrates love and life, and sometimes on a ground that is thought-provoking and encourages production of alternatives.

The exhibition, named after the sound installation of the same name by the artist Hale Tenger and prepared with the support of the French Cultural Center, Goethe-Institut Istanbul and Tarabya Culture Academy, can be visited at Yapı Kredi Culture and Arts between September 15, 2022 – January 2, 2023.

Forensic Architecture, Larissa Araz, Atlas of Justice, Sevgi Aka, Babi Badalov, Savaş Boyraz, Mustafa Emin Büyükcoşkun, Marianne Fahmy, Dana Kavelina, Jasper Kettner & İbrahim Arslan, Şafak Şule Violinist, Rojda Tuğrul, Hale Tenger, Aslı Uludağ, Viron Erol Vert , Cansu Yıldıran and István Zsíros, the exhibition is curated by Didem Yazıcı and Peter Sit. The assistant curator of the exhibition is Burcu Çimen.