He/She felt vulnerable.
The series “He/She felt vulnerable” emphasizes the importance of narratives to better understand the nature of urban challenges when facing non-resilient dynamics. Its aim is… Read More »He/She felt vulnerable.
Yky
Linking past and present.
Linking past and present to better prepare for the challenges ahead is the privilege of cultural heritage. At its core, valuation, a process enabling a… Read More »Linking past and present.
Dancing in the street.
Opposing the idea of the artistic approach as a result of social constructions, defying the link between consumerism and art, “Dancing in the street” speaks… Read More »Dancing in the street.
What does home mean?
Homeless are not poor having caused their own plight. They are the mirror of an infamous city. An indignity shaped by cultural and political norms.… Read More »What does home mean?
From Nature to sand.
Anchored in the Enlightment, high tech and AI trends pave the way to a utopia: conceiving the human being outside Nature. The industrial revolution and… Read More »From Nature to sand.
Locked doors.
Three diptychs inspired by the pandemic consequences, and how social distancing undermines cultural sensitivity. Seen as an adjustment variable of budgetary policies, cultural capabilities are… Read More »Locked doors.
Ephemerality.
Adaptation cannot be understood without resilience thinking. Inventing new environments enabling to bounce forward cannot be done without the willingness to reconsider prevailing urbanism logics… Read More »Ephemerality.
Kataribe (*) (語部)
How constraining is my environment? Does a belief in impermanence pave the way to lower vulnerability? Are spiritual convictions an obstacle or a guidance to… Read More »Kataribe (*) (語部)
Urban fugues.
Urban fugues, as an ode to the contribution of cultural heritage to resilience, challenge the assumption of a (post) pandemic urban fear depopulating the city.… Read More »Urban fugues.
At the edge.
What are museums for? How committed are they to the commons? Do they value members of their community? What is the meaning of culture? Is… Read More »At the edge.
