This course explores
locative media and interactive public art practices focusing on issues related
to architecture, local history, public sphere and the spatialization of
narrative. Locative media is defined as the digital media applied and
developed in relationship to real places and thus triggering real cultural and
social interactions. Locative media is radically changing the spaces we inhabit
— with regard to public and private, local and global, behavior, expectations
and cultural access. The course provides a context within which students can
develop a more profound knowledge of the creative possibilities associated with
locative media. The course has three dimensions: practical, theoretical and
research, and will be developed in collaboration with professors from local
universities of Architecture and/or Polytechnic (Computer science and
engineering).
Available courses
- Teacher: Melissa Lee Price