Antonio Cosentino and Extramücadele’s joint exhibition is at Studio-X from January 16 to February 27, 2015.

Since 1996, Antonio Cosentino has photographed the rapidly changing landscape of Istanbul’s periphery, and this long-term project will be exhibited for the first time.

​Extramücadele, the other artist in the exhibition, has designed 3 spheres for the children living in the neighbourhoods documented in Antonio Cosentino’s photographs. In these neighbourhoods, many buildings are unlicensed, and there are no empty spaces where children can spend time outdoors. Congestion is a big problem. The reason these spheres stand on steel pillars, suspended mid-air above the buildings is this congestion. Connected to each other via corridors, the names of these 3 spheres are, respectively: The Library That Reads, The Multiple Temple and The National Fart.