Creating Ruin is a collection of works by artists and researchers focussing on issues of the past thereby and revealing themselves  within those cultural memory ruins. Creating Ruin is a corpus of original and simulated materials, and a reflection on the ways cultural archives are collected and interpreted. The project is configured to invite a discussion about the connection between creative action and violence, about constructions of the past and present and their simultaneous re-constructions.

Creating Ruin is a collection of works by artists and researchers who put a focus on the issues of the past that reveal themselves in the situation of the cultural memory ruin. Creating Ruin is a corpus of the authentic and simulated material which also is a reflection on the ways cultural archives are collected and interpreted. Creating Ruin is configured to hold a discussion about the connection between the creative action and violence, about the reconstruction of the past and the present and their simultaneous re-construction.

Creating Ruin is a collection of works by artists and researchers who put a focus on the issues of the past that reveal themselves in the situation of the cultural memory ruin. Creating Ruin is a corpus of the authentic and simulated material which also is a reflection on the ways cultural archives are collected and interpreted. Creating Ruin is configured to hold a discussion about the connection between the creative action and violence, about the reconstruction of the past and the present and their simultaneous re-construction.

Creating Ruin is a collection of works by artists and researchers who put a focus on the issues of the past that reveal themselves in the situation of the cultural memory ruin. Creating Ruin is a corpus of the authentic and simulated material which also is a reflection on the ways cultural archives are collected and interpreted. Creating Ruin is configured to hold a discussion about the connection between the creative action and violence, about the reconstruction of the past and the present and their simultaneous re-construction.