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CASCO
OFFICE FOR ART, DESIGN AND THEORY. UTRECHT 2010
Invited by contemporary art curator Sepake Angiama to propose ways of fostering community interaction as part of Casco’s exploration into domestic and shared space, we developed an idea about a community garden that could move, and come to you. We’re currently developing this idea, imagining whole cities joined together by a system of hanging mobile gardens, ducking into courtyards, in and out of sunlight and shade and sources of water, past the window of a high-rise primary school with a thousand little hands learning how to prune a tomato plant, before passing on to the table of their granny down below.
Casco
Centre for Co-operative Living
Grand Domestic Revolution
Utrecht, 2010.
Curator: Sepake Angiama
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