Heterotopia

Heterotopia refers to a concept developed by Michel Foucault in 1967 and describes spaces in society that are subject to structures and rules. This work shows several constructed spaces. The juxtaposition of two constructed spaces creates the atmosphere of a film production space that is dependent on an audience. The viewer becomes a prosumer when they use a camera to capture the space. The function of the space is served by the individual. The space as a space of transition is situated as an intermediate layer between two systems; the space becomes both fundamental and vague at the same time.