The Haptic Revolution of Cartographies
Photograph printed on the top of a box inherited by my grandmother in 2012. Image courtesy of the author.
Anti-palindrome, 2017. Image Courtesy of Felipe Quintero Botero
David Howes, 1991. image courtesy of the author.
Screengrab from CRESSON (urban research laboratory in France), that contains multiple sound fragments of different cities of the world. Image courtesy of the Author. http://www.cartophonies.fr/
Screengrab from CRESSON (urban research laboratory in France). when exploring in the map Bogotá’s public spaces. Each red dot contains a sound fragment of the urban ambiance of the specific place. Image courtesy of the Author. http://www.cartophonies.fr/
Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Green Power, 1972. Image courtesy of the Author
screengrab from Al Centro di Tunisi, a web documentary developed by the interdisciplinary research group GeoTelling. The cartography contains multiple narrations, composed of images, texts and videos. image courtesy of the Author. http://webdoc.unica.it/tunisi/index.htm
research group GeoTelling. The cartography contains multiple narrations, composed of images, texts and videos. when exploring one of the narrations present in the cartography of the Medina quarter of Tunis. image courtesy of the Author. http://webdoc.unica.it/tunisi/index.html
Images from the development of the research project Sensing La Séptima: A Haptic Approach to Urban Practices in Bogotá’s Public Spaces, 2014. Image courtesy of the Author