Concrete doesn’t burn is a visual research project about the influence of war and military technology on European cities. Considering the diverse use of concrete, the photographic work examines the legacy of armed conflicts and its effects on the architecture, the infrastructure and the inhabitants of cities. Photographed in Belfast, Berlin, Cologne, Mostar and Sarajevo, the urban landscape shows an immutability to a generation unaffected and young, yet at the same time already burdened by the environment.
