DOORS TO
FREEDOM

DOORS TO
FREEDOM

DOORS TO
FREEDOM

DOORS TO
FREEDOM

BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND

The Human Rights Foundation's Art in Protest program is a response to the repression of creative dissent. The program elevates artists whose work advances democracy and human rights, recognizing art's power to challenge authoritarianism and create space for dialogue.

The Human Rights Foundation's Art in Protest program is a response to the repression of creative dissent. The program elevates artists whose work advances democracy and human rights, recognizing art's power to challenge authoritarianism and create space for dialogue.

CHALLENGE

CHALLENGE

The challenge was to create an experience that honored the risks artists take in defending freedom of expression, while showcasing their work and creating a platform for dialogue and engagement as part of Art Basel Miami Beach.

The challenge was to create an experience that honored the risks artists take in defending freedom of expression, while showcasing their work and creating a platform for dialogue and engagement as part of Art Basel Miami Beach.

SOLUTION

SOLUTION

Doors to Freedom is a series of sculptures that reimagines the architecture of imprisonment as a framework for visibility and resistance. Structures inspired by spaces of confinement are transformed into surfaces that elevate the artists’ work, turning symbols of repression into spaces for connection and conversation.

Doors to Freedom is a series of sculptures that reimagines the architecture of imprisonment as a framework for visibility and resistance. Structures inspired by spaces of confinement are transformed into surfaces that elevate the artists’ work, turning symbols of repression into spaces for connection and conversation.

ROLE

ROLE

Creative Director

Creative Director

TEAM

TEAM

Lydia Chodosh, Rebecca Wikinson, Lucian French, Issa Sarikamis

DESIGN

DESIGN

Lydia Chodosh, Rebecca Wikinson, Lucian French

Lydia Chodosh, Rebecca Wikinson, Lucian French

SENIOR
PROGRAM LEAD

Issa Sarikamis

INSTALLATION

VISUAL IDENTITY