Margin of Error
explores relationships between nature and culture in its architectural terrains while showcasing the postmodern hyperreal spectacle in which it is rather difficult to distinguish between reality and media. Thus, placing subjects in particular locations increases consciousness of the mediated and the real within TV and lives. This approach stimulates the thought process as to whether the concept of the ideal city is possible and what it entails for its audience. Thus, personal stories and geographical spaces intertwine to form subjectivities and collectivities within these mapped organizations. The project highlights the relation of performance within the representation of the urban environment, which in turn keeps the audience questioning about function of archetypes of architecture’s beauty and creation of real or simulated spaces.