Bunkerologies
Andriana Lagoudes and Sophie Fetokaki
Bunkerologies, Performative Installation by Andriana Lagoudes and Sophie Fetokaki for Pame Kaimakli festival 2025
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Pame Kaimakli promotional material
Our performative installation explores the dead ends that punctuate Kaimakli. Through ethnographic research and drawing on existing scholarship on the edges of demilitarised zones, we navigate the duty of silence surrounding these tight, haphazard spaces. How does this duty vary along gendered lines, and how do we belong alongside their artefacts?
The recordings here were made in and around the concrete and soil bunkers of the green line of Kaimakli neighbourhood in Lefkosia. During our research, we engaged in practices of sounding and listening as a form of speculative cartography - a way of mapping spaces one should not enter, thresholds one should not cross.
The material here is composed of fragments of a quadrophonic installation created for our presentation at Urban Gorillas' festival 'Pame Kaimakli,' in October 2025.
Pame Kaimakli promotional material
Our performative installation explores the dead ends that punctuate Kaimakli. Through ethnographic research and drawing on existing scholarship on the edges of demilitarised zones, we navigate the duty of silence surrounding these tight, haphazard spaces. How does this duty vary along gendered lines, and how do we belong alongside their artefacts?
The recordings here were made in and around the concrete and soil bunkers of the green line of Kaimakli neighbourhood in Lefkosia. During our research, we engaged in practices of sounding and listening as a form of speculative cartography - a way of mapping spaces one should not enter, thresholds one should not cross.
The material here is composed of fragments of a quadrophonic installation created for our presentation at Urban Gorillas' festival 'Pame Kaimakli,' in October 2025.
Conflict Materialities, Nicosia, 2025
Real time Responsive audiovisual setup for audio activations, reciting and field
recordings paired with interactive video projections.
Exhibition documentation from Pame Kaimakli festival 2025.
Artists exploring the archive of field notes as performance practice.
Archive set up including scripts and photography for visitors to
immerse themselves in the research world of the exhibition.
Visitors reading through participatory scripts
This research was also presented at the ‘Everyday experiences of conflict: the daily life, legacies & textures of war’ symposium at the University of Oxford.
Exhibition catalogue excerpt. Written by Ibrahim Ince and Rosanna O’Keeffe
Below are some slides outlining the artistic practice the duo, Andriana and Sophie, had undertaken for their Pame Kaimakli activation:
Mesaoria waits
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Andriana Lagoudes & Sophie Fetokaki © 2025