Claudio Hils - Archive_Belfast
- 144 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Hils uses photography to subtly examine and record the experience of conflict embedded in Belfast's collective consciousness. Witness intimate records of a distressed history traced on skin, forensic photographs of crime scenes, and surveillance technology's militarizing of civic space. Examine how lived experience is translated into classified data and signified in the closed system of recorded history.
