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16.03.02 Presentation Talkative Graffiti at Centro Negra AADK
- 2. WARSAW RESIDENCY by the Foundation for Public Space Research TU
- 3. The workshop
- 4. The story telling walking tour
- 6. Mirroring the spaces that inspired stories
- 7. Photo Series - The colours of Warsaw
- 9. Photo Series - Different uses of public space
- 16. ...who own the city?
- 18. BLANCA By AADK Spain – Centro Negra How are the connection between the more urban sites and the more natural areas (the river, the fruit trees gardens, the park, the mountains,...)? What has been planned and what is spontaneous? What are the open spaces that people use, what are the ones they don´t? What can we learn from the ones they use and how could we change the ones they don´t?
- 19. SOME REFERENCES STALKER/OSSERVATORIO NOMADE, ROME have developed a specific methodology of urban research, using participative tools to construct a 'collective imaginary' for a place. In particular they have developed the method of collective walking to 'actuate territories', which for them is a process of bringing space into being. WALKSCAPES strolling as an architecture of landscape. Walking as an autonomous form of art, a primary act in the symbolic transformation of the territory, an aesthetic instrument of knowledge and a physical transformation of the "negotiated" space, which is converted into an urban intervention. THE SITUATIONISTS´ RESEARCH on the arrangement of the elements of the urban setting, in close relation with the sensations they provoke. PSYCHOGEOGRAPHICAL MAPS - alterations contribute to clarifying certain wanderings that express not subordination to randomness but complete insubordination to habitual influences.
- 20. “ Because stories sequence and configure experience of place into meaningful relationships, narrative offers ways of knowing and shaping landscapes not typically aknowledgen in conventional documentation, mapping, surveys, or even the formal concern of design. “ Landscape Narratives: Design Practices for Telling Stories
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