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FORMA DA VIZINHANÇA
ARCHITECTURE AND ART FESTIVAL
ARCHITECTURE AND ART FESTIVAL
> FRAME COLETIVO
13 SEPTEMBER
11h00 - 13h00
11h00 - 13h00
WORKSHOP TALK
MANDATORY REGISTRATION – LIMITED VACANCIES
[ REGISTRATION OPENING SOON ]
MANDATORY REGISTRATION – LIMITED VACANCIES
[ REGISTRATION OPENING SOON ]
Frame Colectivo will lead a community artistic activation in the architectural installation designed by architect Patrícia da Silva, located in the Makro housing development, as part of the architecture and art festival Forma da Vizinhança.
With a practice that intersects architecture, art, and critical research, Frame Colectivo challenges hegemonic narratives of urban space, proposing forms of spatial justice from a decolonial perspective. Drawing from their ongoing investigation into ways of inhabiting and the relationships built with territory, the collective proposes a workshop and an open conversation with the community at Makro area.
Memory, urban ecology, and imagination intertwine in this activation as drivers for thinking — and reinventing — the common, calling for other ways of living in and caring for shared space.
With a practice that intersects architecture, art, and critical research, Frame Colectivo challenges hegemonic narratives of urban space, proposing forms of spatial justice from a decolonial perspective. Drawing from their ongoing investigation into ways of inhabiting and the relationships built with territory, the collective proposes a workshop and an open conversation with the community at Makro area.
Memory, urban ecology, and imagination intertwine in this activation as drivers for thinking — and reinventing — the common, calling for other ways of living in and caring for shared space.
This activation will take place in Makro, where
Patricia da Silva’s architectural installation is implanted.
General Public
Patricia da Silva’s architectural installation is implanted.
General Public
FRAME COLETIVO
Frame Colectivo is an architecture studio based in Lisbon that explores the intersection of architecture, urbanism, and art through interdisciplinary collaborations. Since 2013, they have focused their research on public and semi-public urban spaces, where they implement context-specific collective projects. They design interventions aimed at questioning dominant urban micropolitics and promoting civic participation. They collaborate regularly with artists to develop new methodologies for horizontal communication within the field of architecture.
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