Bond Fenster is a window onto shared biographies of artists, researchers and cultural workers.
At its core are the alliances through which some people have chosen to support each other in order to inhabit a world that tends to fragment social bonds and isolate individuals in a desert of performance.
BF offers itself as an antidote to systemic loneliness, restoring political value to solidarity and cooperation.
In this sense, BF is not only an archive of stories, but a gesture of poetic, political and social resistance. It exposes the affective infrastructures that allow us to survive in a world that produces apparatuses of distance, recognising that our subjectivity is still relational and that interdependence is not a fragility, but a constitutive condition of human existence.
Where the neoliberal order encourages competition and separation, BF proposes a constellation of stories in which people invent forms of mutuality, share resources and imagine futures together.