We live in a world of heterotopias. The cinema screen, the festival grounds, the motel room, the prison, the library during the night—each one bends our sense of time and space into a different shape.
Foucault outlined a systematic way to study these sites, which he called "heterotopology". This framework identifies six core principles that define how a heterotopia operates within a culture: heterotopie
We are always, in secret, shipwrecked on a shore that is not our own. We live in a world of heterotopias