LANDINGS 25 takeover of @falmouthphotographyonline :: Today, the artists of the Habitats research cluster continue their response to ‘Borders’, introduced in yesterday’s post. Unconcerned with the tools we use, we go with a feeling that triggers an individual response to the brief; the result is a range of imagery that illustrates borders through a collective lens.
Alistair Crane
Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) are a new urban border. They aim to reduce through-traffic on residential streets. However, they can be hugely unpopular with other residents sparking debate about democracy, traffic displacement and long term sustainability.
Gayle Hallowell
“Over time, rivers have provided borders, which is ironic as they morph and change in a way the boundaries do not. We have now moved to the less friendly barbed wire fence.”
Jill Richford
Green door: no way in and no way out and no solutions.
Vittore Buzzi
“There is no separation between architecture and nature; there is a connection.” – Toyo Ito
Tommy Martin
Work in progress from my ongoing project titled ‘Monoculture’, exploring the liminal spaces that exist between the urban and the natural.
Scott Murphy
“Borders aren’t just lines on a map; they’re political, historical, and constantly shifting.”
