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Hidden in my house is a project about two places and a memory.
Auschwitz and an Island.
The installation shows a fragmented house where images as fragments create a third place, the imagination.
It is an hommage,
to hide the dead in a house,
to heal the past that remains within our walls.
How can the atrocities of the Shoa become a theme for a design project? To pay homage to the memory of family members who never came back from the concentration camps, Joanna travelled to Auschwitz, while recording her every minute feeling. She found out
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