From our special correspondent in Venice
Is this the end of a world that was better before or will be better after?
“It will be plural, elastic, collective,
assures us the curator of this 17th Biennale, Hashim Sarkis, as optimistic as he is resigned
.
We are doomed to the future and we have no choice but to move forward
.
Architecture can provide solutions where policies have failed.
It is our duty for future generations. ”
Decided long before the Covid-19 epidemic overthrows the planet, his question "How are we going to live together?"
took on a severity he himself never expected.
This Crisis Biennale propels us into a post-pandemic era, terribly distressing or tremendously promising, depending on whether we see the glass half empty or full.
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