Libeskind: Architecture and Memory

A TV Report commissioned by Dutch television on the Jewish Museum Berlin, designed by Daniel Libeskind.

The work approaches the building as a narrative structure — centred on the relationship between architecture, historical memory and the visitor's experience — drawing on Walter Benjamin's conception of history: fragmentary, marked by absence and discontinuity. The report makes visible how space, voids and the visitor's path construct a story in themselves.

The report makes visible how the space, the voids and the journey construct a story in themselves.