Seven artists have taken photographs in the Fukushima region for the exhibition ’Picturing the Invisible’. The result are images that deal with the invisible consequences of the 2011 disaster. The exhibition is on display in TUM's matriculation hall until June 26. Image: Giles Price
Seven artists have taken photographs in the Fukushima region for the exhibition 'Picturing the Invisible'. The result are images that deal with the invisible consequences of the 2011 disaster. The exhibition is on display in TUM's matriculation hall until June 26. Image: Giles Price - The consequences of the Fukushima disaster are still being felt today. Starting on Thursday, June 9, works by seven celebrated photographers and essays on the topic will be on display in the Matriculation Hall in TUM's main building. At the opening event on June 8, experts will discuss what it means to remember Fukushima in Germany today. In the exhibition "Picturing the Invisible", photographers display their creative responses to life after the 2011 Fukushima "triple disaster" consisting of an earthquake and the following tsunami and nuclear disaster.
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