Tom Spooner
Royal College of Art, Visual Communication, Graduate Student
- Visual Communication, Photography, Borderlands, Participatory and Relational Arts, Psychogeography, Psychogeography, landscape history, Digital Storytelling and Psychogeography, Memory Maps and Psychogeographies, Deep Origin, Inspiration, Psychogeography, Literary Psychogeography, and Leeds Psychogeography Groupedit
This workshop offers an exciting opportunity for artists and designers to rediscover and reimagine the everyday spaces in which they live and work. Placing emphasis on a collaborative, crossdisciplinary approach, we are inviting... more
This workshop offers an exciting opportunity for
artists and designers to rediscover and reimagine
the everyday spaces in which they live and work.
Placing emphasis on a collaborative, crossdisciplinary
approach, we are inviting practitioners
from a diverse range of backgrounds, to come
and take part. The workshop has been devised
as an explorative research methodology, in
which uncertainty and relevance are investigated
through a new urban awareness. Informed by
Romanticism and psychogeography, it takes
a comprehensive approach towards creative
problem solving, applying critical theory to a
practical hands-on approach.
artists and designers to rediscover and reimagine
the everyday spaces in which they live and work.
Placing emphasis on a collaborative, crossdisciplinary
approach, we are inviting practitioners
from a diverse range of backgrounds, to come
and take part. The workshop has been devised
as an explorative research methodology, in
which uncertainty and relevance are investigated
through a new urban awareness. Informed by
Romanticism and psychogeography, it takes
a comprehensive approach towards creative
problem solving, applying critical theory to a
practical hands-on approach.
