An Architektur 15

Borders and camps are spaces of migration control. They serve the purposes of surveillance and administration and are simultaneously places of residence and transit zones for migration. A specific feature of the migration regime manifests itself in their legal and spatial contradictions. It aims less at a final state of hermetic sealing-off at the EU’s external borders than at strategic regulation and disenfranchisement, thereby responding to the independent dynamics of migration.
With thematic maps and texts on migration, borders, and camps; 8 double-sided maps.
A collaboration between the Research Association on Flight and Migration and “An Architektur” as part of the TRANSIT MIGRATION project for the exhibition “Projekt Migration.”