Situated within the redevelopment of Strijp-S, the work explores how automated data collection, algorithmic decision-making, and remote spatial control structure everyday urban experience. Operating at the intersection of queer-feminist spatial inquiry and media architecture, it questions how citizens might engage with, contest, and reconfigure these infrastructural systems from within.
The research materialised as an installation and publication. The installation combined large-scale projections with urban construction materials, staging the aesthetics of redevelopment to foreground processes of spatial transformation and mediated control.
Credits
Gabriel A. Maher (Concept | Research | Design)
Ro Pérez Gayo (Concept | Research | Design)
Materials / Format
Multi-media installation
Urban construction materials
Research publication
Support
Baltan Laboratories
Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie (NL)
Location
Strijp-S, Eindhoven
Online publication and presentation of research
Four research chapters presented:
Chapter 1: Strip-S | Factory 2.0
Chapter 2: Bodies Entangled w/ Infractructures
Chapter 3: A ‘Picture Perfect’ Society
Chapter 4: Active Processes of Accountability & Critical Reflection