Mnemotechnics and Other Psychogeographies of Flying
A kitchen from a shantytown house; there is a table, covered by white oilcloth, teapot standing on it; two plastic bottle caps at the corner of the table. The kitchen opens to the garden; washed linens hung on the rope to dry, above them, most probably vine leaves. At the opposite side of the kitchen enterance a wall stands, hosting green leaf flowers in pots.
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Keywords

Zak Kostopoulos
queer activism
mnemotechnics
state repression

How to Cite

Dona, S., & Coşar, S. (2024). Mnemotechnics and Other Psychogeographies of Flying. Feminist Asylum: A Journal of Critical Interventions, 2(3). https://doi.org/10.5195/faci.2024.125

Abstract

 

This meditation on how the spaces of cities can carry and activate cultural and political memories was inspired by the memory of Zak Kostopoulos, a queer activist who was murdered in Athens in 2018.

https://doi.org/10.5195/faci.2024.125
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