HERITAGE / ÖRÖKSÉG
A meditative slow-film exploration of the layered, tangled architectural tissue of Budapest’s Flórián Square and the Óbuda housing estate (panelrengeteg). Through unhurried aerial perspectives, the project analyzes the stark, destructive friction between Roman ruins, late-modern socialist housing blocks, and the aggressive automobile infrastructure that has severed the neighborhood.
By contrasting Corinthian column capitals and subterranean Roman baths enclosed in concrete sarcophagi with massive high-speed roads, Heritage documents the violent subjugation of public space. It questions how the right to a healthy, walkable community can be overwritten by urban deserts, creating a collective space for reflection, anxiety, and urban mourning.
