Jin Wang

A museum project that is consists of fable chapters, which are multiple prophecies about the future visions of Cyprus.  To form a complex and intertwined story by applying deconstruction and intervention to the existing building that carrying traumatic memories about the war between Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot in 1974. Drawing lessons from the montage technique in film art, set up five independent segments here, and the circulation that maximizes accessibility provides the possibility of timeline transformation, allowing different visitors to piece together a completely different story.

The plot fragments of the story not only yearn for a peaceful future but also contain gradually deepening divisions, which makes the entire architecture not inclined. But it hopes that through the rehearsal of different stories, people will resonate and reflect, and finally gain the answer about the future that they desire in the subconscious.

It tries to break away from the past, as a transformant, a new starting point, allowing people to observe the fragments from the past that may exist in the future. These fragments are strong evidence from history, and they exist here with a new definition. A surreal building would exist in the old battlefield where time and space have been stagnant for a long time, becoming an imaginary world of future possibilities.