A situation that suggests hospitality is shared by three parties; the host, the guest, and the witness. A state of absolute hospitality, in which the host trusts the guest without any question or boundaries is quite unlikely, let alone non-conflictual even if possible. If at one point in the timeline, the host and the guest would fail to accommodate each other with irreversible consequences, then would the context change from a “visit” to another? Would the two parties try to end each other once and for all?
“LOT” was written during my residency at @artistesenresidence in 2020-2021 and is published as a part of the exhibition “Your Worst Friend” realized as a partnership project of @artistesenresidence and @latolerie with the support of @sahadernegi .
“LOT” is available at @bas._.bas._.bas , @glasgowzinelib , @museoreinasofia Library, @salt_online SALT Araştırma, the library of SAHA Studio @stedelijkmuseumlibrary , @womensartlibrary and @zinesofthezone .
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