Closed Cities

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Sailer, Gregor ‎ [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: UrbanNext, December 26, 2019.Description: 12 slidesISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: The longterm project investigates closed communities in Algeria / Western Sahara, Argentina, Azerbaijan, Chile, Qatar, and Russia. By means of refined architectural and landscape photography I visualize these otherwise effectively invisible, artificially created urban agglomerations that are hermetically sealed off from the eyes of the world either by walls or by their hostile surroundings.

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Algeria (1) ,
Urban Paradigms (553) ,
Survey (228) ,
Security (10) ,
Russia (15) ,
Resources (50) ,
Qatar (4) ,
Political implications (138) ,
Photography (217) ,
Photographic Atlas of the Cities (210)

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Gregor Sailer, Middle Density, Survey, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Algeria, Argentina, Azerbaijan, Chile, Cities, Climate change, Community, Landscape, Photographic Atlas of the Cities, Photography, Political implications, Qatar, Resources, Russia, Security, Survey, Urban Paradigms, Urban settlement

Excerpt from "Closed Cities", published by Kehrer Verlag.

The longterm project investigates closed communities in Algeria / Western Sahara, Argentina, Azerbaijan, Chile, Qatar, and Russia. By means of refined architectural and landscape photography I visualize these otherwise effectively invisible, artificially created urban agglomerations that are hermetically sealed off from the eyes of the world either by walls or by their hostile surroundings.

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