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A project about what is being lost in a brown coal just across the border.
As an visual researcher, I’ve been busy with revaluing the term ‘living’. What does it mean and how stretchfull is this term, especially giving the current time? With an fascination for areas in transition, I’m on a journey to research this. With my self-
