Place of Equal Expression

We tend to either overestimate or underestimate each other's significance. We close ourselves off, yet feel lonely in a crowd. We talk, we listen, but sometimes fail to understand each other. In modern urban life, isolation peaks where people gather the most. We know our neighbors yet don’t feel close to them. At the transformer house, we aim to create a space that encourages connection through the act of leaving a mark. From cave paintings to graffiti on the Berlin Wall, this instinct allows us to look beyond daily noise. The space and its actions help break boundaries and reveal others' realities. The traces left behind form a spontaneous exhibition, constantly evolving. Our goal is for this place to inspire not just observation but genuine connections. Our work focused on exploring exhibition possibilities, designing participatory tools, and preparing the site to host this interactive experience.