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Forensic Architecture |
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| Authors: | Eyal Weizman Paulo Tavares Susan Schuppli Situ Studio |
| Abstract: | The urban destruction captured by black and white photos of London after the Blitz or bomb-damaged Berlin are emblematic of the desolation brought by modern warfare. Eyal Weizman , Paulo Tavares , Susan Schuppli and Situ Studio describe, though, how the built environment now represents more than a means of violation in conflict, as it has become an important source of evidence bearing witness to the event when international justice is sought. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. |
| Keywords: | The relation between an event and the spaces in which it is registered Laura Kurgan the Cold War international humanitarian law (IHL) forensic anthropology Thomas Keenan Clyde Snow Josef Mengele Tutankhamun ‘osteo-biography’ ‘material witness’ ‘an archaeology of the present’ Situ Studio, 3-D model reconstruction of the scene at the moment of the shooting, 2010 |