Forensic Architecture: Violence at the Threshold of Detectability
by Eyal Weizman
Forensic Architecture investigates violence and human rights through spatial analysis, revealing hidden evidence in conflicts where traditional documentation is absent or obscured.
About This Book
Forensic Architecture investigates how spatial analysis can reveal evidence of state violence and human rights violations.
The work examines cases where conventional documentation is absent or obscured, using architectural methods to reconstruct events.
By focusing on the threshold of detectability, the book highlights new forms of evidence and testimony in contemporary conflicts.
It demonstrates the role of design and spatial practice in legal and political forums.
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