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Posted: 2025-05-19 17:25:31 UTC
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The British Pavilion explores the Shimoni Slave Cave, where Cave_bureau collaborated with local custodians to document the caves' history as slave holding chambers. Using three-dimensional laser scans, they transformed the space into a rattan weave structure, reimagining trauma as repair and healing.
Historical significance of Shimoni Slave Cave
Collaboration with local custodians
Use of 3D laser scans to document the cave
Transformation of trauma into healing through art
Preserving the memory of past trauma
Transforming a space of suffering into one of healing
Documenting and representing the cave's history