Blühende Öde – Urban Identities In Transition developed in collaboration with Kunstbüro Hohmann und Heid was an exhibition format on view for a duration of four days, presented in a few different locations. The spaces were being located within walking distance to each other and map the district with an alternative focus – the unused spaces. The exhibition addressed the phenomenon of limited accessibility to such vacancies in two ways: on the one hand, through the representation of critical confrontations in the form of artistic works and, on the other hand, by connecting and acknowledging the unused spaces in our urban environment. Used as a temporary intervention, the exhibition appropriated said empty spaces located in immediate distance to one another, creating an alternative map of unused opportunities. Connected through the element of water, the same artworks were repeated on view in different locations, responding to the particular architectural surface and framework, the setting and environment, appropriating the spaces.