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How can we use visual documentation as a tool to intervene in the city?

In the field of cultural anthropology, the use of video began in the 1930s as a tool for documentation and has evolved from documentary footage and analysis to a representation of people and their cultures. Visual documentation continues to play a powerful role as a means of perceiving and expressing the world at various levels in an accessible manner, especially thanks to the use of smartphones and social media. How can we better use visual documentation as an action in our urban lives, for social memory, reinterpretation of current phenomena, and understanding of different cultures?
This campaign seeks projects that use visual documentation creatively as an intervention tool in urban space.
Ends a year ago (Dec 31, 2022)

Today, the world is covered in images, from Amazon's hinterland to everyday urban lives. From Black Lives Matter to the current Ukrainian war, we live in an age where fragments recorded by individuals are instantly circulated around the world to share and even create a great impact.

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Every Autumn, we host a city festival & exhibition in multiple Asian cities to share, test, and learn from your ideas. The best ideas from each campaign will be selected and feautured.

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We carefully select the most inspiring & aspirational ideas from submissions, and feature them in our annual publication. The individuals / teams behind selected ideas will have the chance to be invited to our educational programs and local projects to participate.