CPH:LAB 2024: Anamnesis, Fay: Carving Memories, Paradise Lost (part 3)

We have now come to the third and final part of our excursus on the CPH:LAB and the projects selected for the 2023/2024 edition. Today we will present the last three works (one of which, Anamnesis, also took part in the official selection of the CPH:DOX Inter:Active) to take a closer look at their development […]

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