Space, Place and History suggests how we might attach layers of
meaning (personal, cultural, scientific, religious etc) to specific locations.
We might argue that a space becomes a place once it acquires a history
of use.
You
are asked to build this project around a location of your choice. Your location may be: a landscape, a country,
a town, a building, a room, an object - something / somewhere entirely
imagined, or very immediate to you in your daily life. Any of these may have
associations with you or others who are close to you. It may also be an
alienating, unknowable space that communicates a sense of adventure or
trepidation. There may be particular incidents, events or histories that
resonate through the location.
Three pathways to explore:
interactive
photography
moving image
20% of project!
Deadline on the 6th and 7th April!
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