As a concept for an exhibition at Potsdamer Platz, I worked with the increasing appearance of drones:

This was one of the busiest squares in Europe, topped by one of the first traffic lights. Mobility is still an important factor for the development of a society. Limits have fallen, more and more people and goods want to be able to move freely and faster. The space is tight. New opportunities are explored. Increasingly, the airspace is interesting. Offer drones, unmanned aircrafts, an alternative? Currently drones are tested for a variety of tasks: from freight transport on the military use to video and still images. 

The still existing technical and legal problems will be solved quickly. But with an increasing volume of drones, new questions raise: How to organize the airspace? Communicating the drones with each other? Are there priority rules? Will there be  traffic lights for drones?

Traffic lights for drones?


not only clean, but pure

The project was developed as a contribution to the Open Studio. As an exhibition space, I used a laundry room. The clotheslines got stuck , the place was dark (basement) and not clean.

This environment encouraged me. I wanted to show cliché: white lingerie against a lot of lush greenery. Images , as should from advertising, the smell of freshly washed laundry and washing powder formally a rise in the nose.

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Susanne Leibold