Rouen: Touring Machines/Intermittent Futures explores a fictional city imagined through a hybrid of architecture, literature, and cultural fiction. Reflecting on the loss of public space and the dominance of external cultural forces, the work probes how urban spaces are overtaken by invisible, ever-changing images. The project asks: What happens when a city becomes a stage for external events, and where do we go when the city itself becomes a fiction?

Published in connection with the exhibition Judith Barry: Projections Curated by Helga Pakasaar Presentation House GalleryMarch 3 –...

This catalogue accompanies Judith Barry’s film Estudio para el Espejo y el Jardín, commissioned by the Diputación de Granada and shown at Centro José Guerrero. The project reflects on Granada as a source of creation and forms part of what is known as “museum cinema.” It includes a look at Barry’s earlier work and explores how we inhabit today’s visually saturated world.

With Judith Barry as the award winner, an internationally appointed jury selected an artist working across multiple disciplines. This decision aligns closely with the objectives of the Austrian Friedrich Kiesler Prize as defined by its statutes.