AMER MATAR

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Three Walls: Spatial Narratives of Old Mosul

The Prisons Museum’s first physical exhibition, presented at UNESCO headquarters in Paris in November 2024. Architectural reconstructions, testimony and historical research examine sites in Old Mosul and their transformation under ISIS.

Role
Prisons Museum project and research leadership
Related project
ISIS Prisons Museum
Date
Nov 2024
A visitor using virtual reality in front of the Old Mosul map at the Three Walls exhibition, UNESCO, Paris
A visitor using virtual reality in front of the Old Mosul map at the Three Walls exhibition, UNESCO, Paris
Architectural 3D reconstruction presented in the Prisons Museum exhibition at UNESCO headquarters, Paris
Architectural 3D reconstruction presented in the Prisons Museum exhibition at UNESCO headquarters, Paris
Visitors at the Prisons Museum exhibition during the Syria in Transition series at UNESCO headquarters, Paris
Visitors at the Prisons Museum exhibition during the Syria in Transition series at UNESCO headquarters, Paris

About the work

The project’s first physical exhibition at UNESCO headquarters in Paris presented reconstructions, testimony and spatial research from Mosul.

Research, documentation and production are collaborative where indicated. Consult the original publication for full credits. This reference page does not reproduce the complete investigation.

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