730 hours of violence is an exhibition that aims to build critical discussions with people about how we collectively see and relate to new paradigms of violence.

Violence has always been a part of human history, but today it presents itself in ways we never could have imagined. Technology, capitalism, new urban lifestyles and the commodification of security have provided violence with a solid ground from which to flourish. It evolves with us, taking up new spaces wherever we go. If we want to tackle the challenges these new violences present we first need to understand how they have come to be normalised.

Part of this exhibition involves understanding where you stand in this debate. Click here and answer some questions to help us build a shared narrative on the subject.

(All answers will be publicly shared in the exhibition but don’t worry, they’re 100% anonymous).