“End Meeting For All” is a physical space for virtual conversations, a hybrid between an office space and an internet cafe. The main elements that make up this cyber room are office furniture, computer devices, and a high-speed internet connection. The seating arrangement is rather peripheral and faces outwards. No physical interaction is supposed to take place between the people in this room!
For us to enter the digital world, we must lose our physicality.  
The focus of this work is directed on interactions through the screen with others elsewhere. Social media platforms, video calls, waiting rooms… means of communicating with whoever, whenever, and wherever, remote conversations that happen in real-time, yet in scattered locations.

About the artist: 

Engy Mohsen (b. Cairo, 1195) is an artist, architect and designer. While spatial design remains at the core of her practice, she also works with discursive acts, text, drawing, photography, performance and conversation as a medium. She explores the notions of participation and collectivity through designing and hosting formats of meetings to think about how spaces can be organized to include the ‘other’. Mohsen holds a joint bachelor’s degree in Architecture from the German University in Cairo and The Brandenburg University of Technology in Cottbus, Germany. Her works have been exhibited in group shows in Abu Dhabi, Alexandria, Amman, Beirut, Berlin, Cairo, London, Ramallah and Venice. Engy Mohsen is 1/5 of the artist group K-oh-llective.