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22 Series of Motivs from 18 Cities, every Scroll Pictures whish are come into being in the X Capitals - Projects.
The Cities alphabetically: Amman, Beijing, Berlin, Budapest, Damascus, Helsinki, Jakarta, Ljubljana, Nicosia, Paris, Ramallah, Riga, Tallinn, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Tokyo, Valletta, Vienna und Warsaw

Motive-Title:
Teehouses / Coffee houses ore other places
Metaphor:
– as places of encounter

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The Mayors in their offices
Metaphor:
– as sites of democratic justification power

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The national symbols of liberty
Metaphor:
- as sites of worldly, collective vision
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The highest buildings
Metaphor: - as symbol of architectural vision
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The typical national restaurants
Metaphor:
- as place of sociability
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The most striking contrasts between old and new
Metaphor:
- as symbol of tension
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The most elegant shopping arcades
Metaphor:
- as symbol of satisfaction
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The traditional wedding ceremonies

Metaphor:
- as symbol of family identity
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The important national sports stadiums
Metaphor:
- as symbol of collective enthusiasm
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The most important religious places
Metaphor:
- as place of contemplative power
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Places of change
Metaphor:
- e.g. Gasometer in Vienna
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Shopping windows
Metaphor:
- display dummies as measure models for men and women
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Place of the highest form of economic abstraction
Metaphor:
- e.g. the Stock Exchange
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Public mail boxes in use
Metaphor:
- as symbol of collective trust
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The typical markets
Metaphor:
- with regional fruit, fish, fowl...
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The most interesting immigrant neighbourhoods
Metaphor:
- as place of inter cultural daring
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The most important train stations
Metaphor:
- as place of arrival and departure on iron tracks
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Regional transport, underground or bus stops
Metaphor:
- as symbol of regional mobility
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Street-Food
Metaphor:
- as symbol of unconscious nomadism
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Most traditional public toilets still in use
Metaphor:
- as place of intimate contact in the public sphere
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New graves
Metaphor:
- as symbol of „eternal” rest
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1. appendix: McDonald‘s
Metaphor:
– global, centrally controlled CI
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2. appendix: Chinese restaurants
Metaphor:
– global, individually controlled CI
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