The Czechoslovak pavilion at the architecture exhibition in Venice (La Binnale di Venezia) shows the life in a town full of tourists, the UNESCO-listed Cesky Krumlov, south Bohemia, within a project of Czech artist Katerina Seda. During six months of the 16th International Biennale of Architecture in Venice 2018, the pavilion will turn into the seat of the fictitious firm UNES-CO, (which means KIDNAP-WHAT in Czech). Along with several volunteers, it is trying to bring normal life into Ceske Krumlov, which is exploited by tourism. The firm made up by Seda therefore employs people only to carry

The Czechoslovak pavilion at the architecture exhibition in Venice (La Binnale di Venezia) shows the life in a town full of tourists, the UNESCO-listed Cesky Krumlov, south Bohemia, within a project of Czech artist Katerina Seda. During six months of the 16th International Biennale of Architecture in Venice 2018, the pavilion will turn into the seat of the fictitious firm UNES-CO, (which means KIDNAP-WHAT in Czech). Along with several volunteers, it is trying to bring normal life into Ceske Krumlov, which is exploited by tourism. The firm made up by Seda therefore employs people only to carry Stock Photo

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The Czechoslovak pavilion at the architecture exhibition in Venice (La Binnale di Venezia) shows the life in a town full of tourists, the UNESCO-listed Cesky Krumlov, south Bohemia, within a project of Czech artist Katerina Seda. During six months of the 16th International Biennale of Architecture in Venice 2018, the pavilion will turn into the seat of the fictitious firm UNES-CO, (which means KIDNAP-WHAT in Czech). Along with several volunteers, it is trying to bring normal life into Ceske Krumlov, which is exploited by tourism. The firm made up by Seda therefore employs people only to carry out everyday activities in Krumlov and not to behave like tourists. Cesky Krumlov on Saturday, July 28, 2018. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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