Scar of the city?

The next experiment focuses on the dance creation in the brownfield of Rohan Island and is based on landscape nicknaming and uses the created map of names to create a world that contains naming by the public, as documentation the intervention in the space will be recorded by photography. With photographer Luke Palatinus, we select locations that would best capture the nicknaming of Rohan and explore how to use light design to support the atmosphere and identity of the place. The project will bring the place closer to people from a different perspective. It reveals how we perceive the "urban jungle", which according to the participatory materials seems more like a dirty place where we don't want to spend time. My question is whether it is possible to perceive these places as something unique and novel that belongs in the city. Project Topsy-turvy focuses on the quality of the landscape and turns its reality into a "dream world". This material will be further used for participatory questionnaires.

This documentation captures our choices of places we are going to work with and possible landscape scenography...