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https://slanginternational.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/home_THUMB.jpg272378This project is intended to increase awareness of immigrants living in Berlin. The posters are screenprinted on real wallpaper with the word "Home" translated into six languages. The languages of countries with the largest population currently residing in Berlin were used: Turkey, Poland, Serbia, Russia, USA, and France. The line of text at the bottom of each poster cites the official German government population statistic from 2006. 53 x 75 cm. Selected and exhibited at the international poster festival in Chaumont, France, 2008. With Jaana Davidjants.