For over a decade, Nabuurs&VanDoorn have examined how images, archives, and urban space shape perception. Their publication Greyzones, marks a shift from site-specific intervention toward instruction-based performance. In the following conversation with art historian and curator Erika Radonic , the book emerges not as a document of completed actions, but as an operative device, one that moves with the reader and recalibrates how space is encountered in the present.

For our final Open Day at Hangar, we wanted to share a collection of forty color-coded photographs. With no dedicated exhibition space available, we decided to transform the limitations into an opportunity—creating a leporello in collaboration with XYZ Books (also known as concertina or accordion fold).

The publication GREYZONES is an attempt to grasp the scope and width of the work of artist duo Inge Nabuurs and Erwin van Doorn