In the project, I explore the potential for the use of urban infrastructure to increase the population's connection with their local environment By transforming the city's traditional well closures into canvases for artistic and social expression, I try to give life to this invisible object. Things that usually no one pays attention to are given a new role The design process began with a conversation with the city's residents In that work, I got residents of different neighborhoods to give me an insight into what characterizes their neighborhoods and the immediate environment Sentences and quotes from this work are so used as inspiration for the depiction of the well-ends The project is intended as an encouragement to all of us to experience our local environment, beautify the city and increase solidarity and connection in society.
In my project, I am exploring the possibility of using urban infrastructure to increase the connection between people and their environment. By transforming the city's traditional manhole covers into a canvas for artistic and social expression, I aim to breathe life in to this invisible object. Something that uses what society and environmental issues from society and environmental issues.
Work in three dimensions: Hermann Valsson
Pictures of works: Sisters Lumière
The work in pictures.
