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parn:borrowed_scenery_arn [2013-04-17 10:31] majaparn:borrowed_scenery_arn [2013-04-24 11:10] – Links to silent_dialogues_notes changed to parn:silent_dialogues_notes alkan
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 Borrowed Scenery is a story about an alternate reality (past, future or parallel) where plants are a central aspect of human society. Weaving through the physical spaces of everyday life, the story can be tangibly experienced wherever plants and humans interact. Borrowed Scenery encourages us to see urban plant life with fresh eyes and re-imagine our cities as places of sinuous interaction between humans and plants: where plants don’t just provide us with food and materials but become neighbours, teachers, and gateways to the planetary ‘Other’. Borrowed Scenery is a story about an alternate reality (past, future or parallel) where plants are a central aspect of human society. Weaving through the physical spaces of everyday life, the story can be tangibly experienced wherever plants and humans interact. Borrowed Scenery encourages us to see urban plant life with fresh eyes and re-imagine our cities as places of sinuous interaction between humans and plants: where plants don’t just provide us with food and materials but become neighbours, teachers, and gateways to the planetary ‘Other’.
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   * [[Borrowed Scenery Cultivating an Alternate Reality]] - article about the alternate reality narrative   * [[Borrowed Scenery Cultivating an Alternate Reality]] - article about the alternate reality narrative
-  * Borrowed Scenery online: [[http://borrowed-scenery.net|ZizimAniziz, Garginz and Dilzio]]+  * Borrowed Scenery online, including Zizim, Aniziz, Garginz and Dilzio: http://borrowed-scenery.net 
 +    * [[:garginz]] - plant-related sourcesvarious and other 
 +    * [[dilzio]] - patabotanists' logbook of the expedition to Gent 
 +    * [[:gent plant people]] - Imogen Semmler in her role as the patabotanists' research assistant, in conversations with "plant people" in Gent 
  
-Notes on the Libarynth:+Design notes on the Libarynth: 
 +  * [[borrowed scenery diagram]] - diagram made during the design process
   * [[:borrowed scenery]] - the gardening technique (shakkei / jiejing)   * [[:borrowed scenery]] - the gardening technique (shakkei / jiejing)
-  * [[:garginz]] - plant-related sources, various and other 
-  * [[:gent plant people]] - Imogen Semmler's conversations with plant lovers and gardeners in Gent 
   * [[:borrowed scenery fieldwork]] - descriptions of fieldwork tasks   * [[:borrowed scenery fieldwork]] - descriptions of fieldwork tasks
   * [[:borrowed scenery journeys]] - notes on possible user journeys   * [[:borrowed scenery journeys]] - notes on possible user journeys
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   * __Guest artists__:    * __Guest artists__: 
-    * [[:silent_dialogues_notes|Silent Dialogues]]: Martin Howse+    * [[silent_dialogues_notes|Silent Dialogues]]: Martin Howse
     * Urban edibles: Claud Biemans, Geert Heynemans     * Urban edibles: Claud Biemans, Geert Heynemans
     * Tree walk: Vanessa De Bruyne     * Tree walk: Vanessa De Bruyne
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