This first extensive monograph on the Austrian/Hungarian artist Andreas Fogarasi covers twenty years of his work, with large-scale, full-color images, new essays by Damian Lentini and Flóra Gadó, and an interview with the artist by Heike Eipeldauer. In his conceptual practice, which merges methods of abstraction and documentarism, Fogarasi engages with the histories of cultural production, with architecture, design, and urbanism. The resulting sculptural works explore how social values, power relations, and national self-images are inscribed in forms, surfaces, and urban spaces.