Authors:

Heini van Niekerk
Magda Gradzka

‘ All That Is Solid Melts into Air ’
Marshall Berman

Ghett (o) conomy takes you through a journey of
social space, analysis and historical reference on
the Ghetto of Venice and the Economist Building,
London.

The exploration aims to identify the urban grids and
uses via solid space vs. time fi rst, as the gaps only
become visible by means of what surrounds them.
These gaps, the invisible are now visible by adjusting the readers lenses through a series of diagrams which highlights and equates to a new order of social space.

What might’ve been a very small physical object
may now carry the most signifi cant weight in regards to the truth contained within a social space
... thus what seemed to be the largest controlling
object could now be gone...melted into thin air.

Ghett(o)conomy---Heini-van-

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