This exhibition is a starting study to trace architectural conceptions in Kuwait through series of screens photographed around Qebla, Merqab, Dasman, Hawalli and Jeleeb Shyoukh. The buildings studied are standing from the 1960s as time sensors of placement, displacement and improvisation.

Deema Abdullah AI - Ghunaim had her bachelor’s degree in architecture from Kuwait University on 2oo8. She's studying the architectural and linguistic morphology in Kuwait City and works in parallel with the philosophy of space and time to trace the present situation as a case for anticipation. In her study, she is examining the city facades and surfaces with a top graphical and hence historical understanding. And since the frequent situation from the past few years is the demolition of the 1960s buildings for new buildings to take over, it became vital to concentrate on its vocabulary and culture.