Liad Hussein Kantorowicz - When You Died, the City Died with You - Trailer

Dear timi, In ‘When You Died, the City Died with You’ i share with the public my relationship with you, a late thinker/performer/writer/curator/all-around-fabulous-person, and with berlin as a threesome. I present it as a threesome since the ‘Berlin’ dimension set an important tone and place in which our relationship existed. Since your death in 2013, i’ve been trying to maintain our relationship by visiting all the places in Berlin in which our loved lived. I would stand in a place, think of our collective memories there, and tell you of what happened to the place since you died. However, I find it increasingly difficult to maintain our relationship, since these places, and much of Berlin as we knew it, are disappearing. Since we’re already talking about berlin, i would like to consider urbicide as a form of topographical violence affecting both those displaced from Kreuzberg, Berlin as a result of Gentrification and those arriving to Berlin as a result of war. What role does memory p