Neighbouring: Bodies, Spaces, Practices and Other Ways of Being

with Sonja Hohenbild, Pauline Jeya Subha, ​​Charlotte Müller, Markus Posse and Michael Westrich

Bridging the gap between literal neighbouring and the relationship between neighbourhoods as a metaphor, the activities of this collective intervention explores how our encounters are actively structured and produced by our everyday ways of relating. This intervention is an open exchange/active per-formative approach to reclaiming and opening up a space to the absent – and questioning how the permeability of institutional spaces can be made visible.

Some of the questions we worked on are as follows; How can it become more ordinary to be active and engaged in the place where you are (around the places you live/work/spend time with)? What are the things you/we take for granted in your “neighborhood”? What are the foundations on which a neighbourhood can be a place where we all see ourselves?