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Vernacular clothesline
Laguna, CDMX (2023)
Topics
Public spaces
Gentrification
Dissidents
Participatory design
Feminist urbanism
Allies
Laguna MXDiseña ColectivaVernacular clothesline
An art installation that exhibits the responses of 100 people (women, men, and non-binary individuals) in the Doctores neighborhood, aimed at understanding their experiences, enjoyments, and desires related to public spaces. Based on these findings, four future scenarios were outlined, and through an interactive wall, the community was invited to vote on their most desirable future. As a result, a soundscape was created to accompany the piece, expressing the most desired collective scenario through sounds and narratives.
Methods: Horizon Scanning, Futures Wheel, Future Scenarios
Pedagogies: Community Engagement, Participatory Futures, Community Mapping, Analog Data Visualization, Surveys
Medium: Drawing, Audio Fiction, Participatory Installation, Idea Wall
Changes: Clean and Safe Streets, Right to the City, Social Fabric
Credits: Sophia Arrazola, Jesica Bastidas, Monse Padilla, Ilaria Palermo, Chris van Balen, Rosi Álvarez, Johana Trujillo, and Esteban Ruiz-Velasco
