Flooded by Mail: How George Floyd (remember?) Landed at the Tate

Flooded by Mail is a compelling exploration of architecture, memory, and systemic violence by Rembert Hüser. Published by M BOOKS in 2025, this 128-page hardcover book delves into the interconnectedness of events and institutions, tracing a path from the collapse of the Cologne City Archive in 2009 to the murder of George Floyd in 2020, and its reverberations in the art world, culminating in the closure of Tate Britain's restaurant in 2022.

Through a series of "little strategies," Hüser examines how architecture and urban planning intersect with historical narratives and social justice. The book challenges readers to reconsider the role of institutions in shaping collective memory and to envision new ways forward in the face of systemic failures.

Ideal for scholars, architects, and activists, Flooded by Mail offers a thought-provoking analysis of how built environments reflect and perpetuate societal structures, urging a reevaluation of the spaces we inhabit and their implications.