Research

Public Sculpture and Urban Mining

Urban Mining emphasises the potential of cities, the human habitat and the built environment as a source of raw materials, extracting and refining anthropogenic resources. Engaging public art in this space can raise awareness and evidence viability. It can create innovative design solutions – continuing the visual and material language of the City through connecting the past, present and future -, build community connections and support carbon reduction and a greener approach to production.

Practice-based research leading to a virtual exhibition and real-world public realm interventions.

Research Activities

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