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Ongoing destruction
Evidence of Erasure

Evidence of Erasure reframes architecture from a symbol of permanence into a site of forensic investigation, documenting the systematic "unmaking" of Palestinian society. Drawing from the archives of Visualizing Palestine, this exhibition moves beyond temporary headlines to examine Spaciocide - the deliberate destruction of the environment across three layers: the displacement of villages, the bureaucratic machinery of home demolitions, and the erasure of intellectual heritage. By presenting Data as Witness through maps, timelines, and forensic accounts, the exhibition invites visitors to engage in an act of counter-erasure, acknowledging a presence that remains indelible even when the physical landscape is destroyed.

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Human Cost
The Ghost of the Village
The Ghost of the Village uses forensic cartography to document over 500 erased Palestinian villages, anchoring the exhibition in history.
As the exhibition’s foundation, The Ghost of the Village uses stark, large-scale cartography to document the "Macro-Erasure" of the 1948 Nakba, transforming maps into forensic evidence of over 500 Palestinian villages physically removed but geographically
Daily Realities
Domicide
This zone exposes the bureaucratic "red tape" and demolition orders used as a calculated machinery to unmake Palestinian neighborhoods.
The Machine of Domicide exposes the intimate architecture of loss by documenting how bureaucratic "red tape" and demolition orders function as a calculated machinery of Spaciocide, unmaking neighborhoods one living room at a time.
Historical Context
Cultricide
The Erasure of Knowledge documents the targeting of libraries and universities, an attempt to delete both a cultural past and future.
The Erasure of Knowledge archives the systematic targeting of Palestinian intellectual life. From the leveling of universities to the shredding of libraries, revealing Scholasticide as a deliberate attempt to delete both a cultural past and a sovereign future.

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