Non-spaces and non-places, the ones that for whatever reason are passed by or forgotten, which are not considered attractive or useful for congregation and activity. I wanted to create temporary meeting places and highlight the gaps between residential areas and other built-up areas that are currently empty and deserted. How can we utilize and develop these places?

I have designed a mobile and adaptable system of space-creating elements for this purpose, which can be used to strengthen these non-places and non-spaces.

This all originates in the experiences of another type of space, which I later began calling non-space. This is a place that was more less created by chance, or as a result of other construction work. What is planned? What is hidden?

Stockholm is a prime example of static and dated urban planning, sometimes referred to as the world’s most segregated city. Segregation and other related problems are only reinforced by the current urban plan.

Via constantly burning debates online, in Swedish rap music, in the square, in podcasts, in the bar, in the classroom and on the subway I have been forced to problematize matters related to place, city and suburbs, rural areas, power, media, class and social injustice and oppression, racism and sexism. I have also based my practical work on this.