TNVP_realities

The critical point remains unpredictable

According to UN forecasts, around two thirds of the world′s population will live in large metropolises in 2050; today it is already half. The urbanisation rate is often seen as an indicator of a country′s industrialisation. But it is precisely here, in the European industrialised countries, that people are drawn back to the countryside.
Despite immigration from abroad, a counter-trend to hyper-urbanisation is to be expected. Population density is incrising, that is a fact. In Berlin, for example, there are about 4090 people per square kilometer. And a glance at property prices shows: life in the city is becoming more expensive. The struggle for affordable housing is claiming victims.

The house with 4 walls

We apreciate two different stages of human culture the nomadic and the sedentary one but in certain moments we experienced a tragic change in our way of living that was only the glimpse of a new focus in the ever lasting process in our relation with our shadow (Jolanta Klyszcz).

The relationship with our shadow has always been evident in the building of houses. The bigger the ego, the bigger the house. But this is well known.

But what is perhaps not so tangible is the fact that today any architecture, even beyond religious attributions, can be atmospherically charged and that an emotional impact of social, political and cultural relevance is thus gained.

The existence of the immeasurable

One says there is no social solution. And if you want to build all the people of the world a livable housing with access to clean water, with infrastructure such as waste disposal, hospitals, etc., then you would have to build the entire built world just 2 times more.

But the disagreement about how to keep the world just and habitable for all leads to completely new, absurd and opaque strategies. All the more it becomes important to act responsibly as an individual. But the Good Life and also the search for it, of course, is very complex and raises a multitude of considerations, which now, however, urgently require decisions. Because "my" life can no longer be considered as a purely private ecology.


									
The round and the square.
The solid, the liquid and the fleeting.
	    Each state of matter is a drama. 
				A wide sky, a narrow path. 
The light wants to reach the ornament 
and modernity carries its garbage from the shore.
   One sentence establishes a series of words. 
	The picture does nothing.

They call it habitat

Today habitat is translated as a basis for a sustainable lifestyle. Where and how is a good life possible? More and more want to do something. Lifestyle becomes an object of research.

Politics needs space

Inside and outside are explicit legal designations. Today, physical and political geographies are largely dissolving because globalisation, thanks to the internet as an additional territory, functions as a colonial method. All the more fulfilling to stand in your own garden.

Far away from wifi and passwords, far away from online and the feeling of being tapped. The green of nature takes a long time to burn itself into the retina as real. But then you can't get away from it.