Hi-Phi Nation Freedom and Hostile Design
Jan 23, 2018
Leah Borromeo, an innovative artist, journalist, and filmmaker, dives into the world of urban design and its impact on freedom in public spaces. She discusses how hostile architecture limits social interaction, particularly affecting marginalized groups like the homeless. The conversation highlights creative resistance through street art, advocating for a reclaiming of public spaces that foster inclusivity. Additionally, Borromeo emphasizes the ethical responsibilities in design, urging for environments that promote connection over coercion.
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Jeremy Fry's Awesomeness
- Jeremy Fry lip-synced Bon Jovi at a Celtics game, creating audience interaction.
- This exemplifies awesomeness by fostering a social opening and mutual expression.
Social Value of Art
- Art's value extends beyond individual enjoyment.
- It builds social connections through shared experiences and mutual expression.
Swings at Bus Stops
- Bruno Taylor installed swings at bus stops, enhancing public spaces.
- This playful street art encourages self-expression and community engagement.