This collection illustrates the transformation of the materiality of public space. The images recorded in the mid-1980s appear archaic, as if they originated in far more distant times. The juxtaposition of historical works with new ones highlights one very striking change: the appearance of color. The collection depicts a parallel evolution: Color appears in the urban space, and simultaneously emerges from changes in media technology, where shades of gray were replaced by colors. In one of the works, a world fossilized by a 1985 catastrophe is filmed with a digital camera, emphasizing the archival nature of that reality through the use of new recording techniques.
