The research platform Operational Schemes: Work & Violence explores the formatting of actions and decision processes in contemporary organizations through two critical installations: In Non-Human Resources (NHR), visitors slip into the fictional role of the sole human employee of 2027’s top HR consultancy tasked with reviewing proposals of AI automation. Operational Choreography investigates the development of a shared methodology of violence between internationally collaborating police forces.
Operational Schemes: Work & Violence / Natalya Bashnyak, Harun Ćurak, Sarah Fitterer, Otto Ostermann - Photo: Natalya Bashnyak
Exhibit
Operational Schemes: Work & Violence
Natalya Bashnyak (UA), Harun Ćurak (BA), Sarah Fitterer (DE), Otto Ostermann (DE)
Operational Schemes: Work & Violence / Natalya Bashnyak; Harun Ćurak; Sarah Fitterer; Otto Ostermann - Photo: Natalya Bashnyak
Operational Schemes: Work & Violence / Natalya Bashnyak; Harun Ćurak; Sarah Fitterer; Otto Ostermann - Photo: Otto Ostermann
Operational Schemes: Work & Violence / Natalya Bashnyak; Harun Ćurak; Sarah Fitterer; Otto Ostermann - Photo: Otto Ostermann
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