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Places of Worship

by Andreas Duscha

Photographs: Andreas Duscha

Text: Herbert Justnik, Juliane Feldhoffer, Martin Jonas, Klara Löffler, Herbert Nikitsch, Andreas Spiegel

Publisher: Metroverlag

96 pages

Year: 2008

ISBN: 978-3-902517-56-2

Comments: 28,8 x 21,6 cm

Tiny rooms in the most hidden corners of airports: the realization of a utopia for a peaceful co-existence between religion and the globalised world? Airports all over the world are being equipped with so called interreligious rooms since the 1980’s. They are open for all religions. It is a phenomenon, located within high security airports, between worldwide religious tensions, a radically mobilised world, the contrast between secularization and religious radicalism, fast-paced technological advances and the search for comfort. Andreas Duscha investigated this phenomenon through astonishing photographs, which compare the aesthetics of the different rooms. In addition to Duscha’s photographs, five authors engage themselves with the questions of this yet poorly researched field.

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Places of Worship

by Andreas Duscha

Photographs: Andreas Duscha

Text: Herbert Justnik, Juliane Feldhoffer, Martin Jonas, Klara Löffler, Herbert Nikitsch, Andreas Spiegel

Publisher: Metroverlag

96 pages

Year: 2008

ISBN: 978-3-902517-56-2

Comments: 28,8 x 21,6 cm

Tiny rooms in the most hidden corners of airports: the realization of a utopia for a peaceful co-existence between religion and the globalised world? Airports all over the world are being equipped with so called interreligious rooms since the 1980’s. They are open for all religions. It is a phenomenon, located within high security airports, between worldwide religious tensions, a radically mobilised world, the contrast between secularization and religious radicalism, fast-paced technological advances and the search for comfort. Andreas Duscha investigated this phenomenon through astonishing photographs, which compare the aesthetics of the different rooms. In addition to Duscha’s photographs, five authors engage themselves with the questions of this yet poorly researched field.

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