groundless - Street View

The "Street View" exhibition shows the city in terms of its supposed ordinariness. Events or objects that seem banal and repetitive remain quietly in the background of our consciousness - the queue, authorities on a work break, stairs connecting apartments, a pothole in a gully. And yet it seems to be so much more: When is it worth waiting in a queue? Who monitors the authority? Is the stairwell a private or public space? Are holes the fear of the unknown? These street views we have captured are the routines, the self-repeating patterns of a mechanism of a greater harmony, a seemingly universalized law of nature in which everything was as it always was and always will be. We forget that one and the same view can have a different meaning. The "Street View" exhibition encourages us to look at the ordinary view of the city.