みんなの場
続けるみんなの場。公共の場所。公共施設と名乗る場はよく耳にするが、実なみんなの場はだれでもがいつも
自由に、共有、位置的に便利で使用できる所。たまにはただの無名な空き地、仮設的に所有可能な
屋外空間、昔はよくあったが、まちの隅にあった野原など。西洋文化には教会の前、 プラザと呼ばれる
街中の市民広場、それぞれ市民の場として存在されているが、日本にはそのような目的で設けられた
場所は駅前広場が唯一の例。文化的、政治的、社会的制度上我が国には無必要であったのだ。しかし、
この２１世紀の生活環境、未来のまちにはどのような情報交換、人々の触れ合い、どのような形に変わる
のか考えてしまう。 みんなの暮らしに、「みんなの場」は？
Below is a project that exemplifies the spirit of dei Popoli. What have you seen in your own public squares? How have you transformed them into true places for the people? Submit your experiences through the contact page, Facebook, or with the hashtag #deiPopoli. We will continue adding ideas as they come in.
Anonymous Poetry on Clotheline.
Campiello dei Squelini, Venice
Poetry and installation by Lo stendiversomio.
Stendiversomio is a word invented by the poet, coming from the words for poetic verse (verso) and clothesline (stendino).
It suggests a random poetic feeling. The poet writes the verses, prints them on paper, and then hangs them or pastes them in public spaces such as bus stops, gasoline stations, on the street, etc.
dei Popoli
A place for the people. Usually called a public space, belonging to everyone – available,
freely accessible, centrally located. Sometimes an empty, unassigned, leftover space people
can claim and inhabit, often temporarily. Such places may of course be designed, intended
for the purpose of public gathering, or often becoming intersections, urban crossings in people’s daily
paths from home to work, to school, to shop. The story of a town and its people are invariably
evident, revealed. The more time that is spent in such a place, by residents and visitors alike, the
more we discover the lifestyle and personality of the locality, in situ. A place of the people –“dei Popoli.”
Below is a project that exemplifies the spirit of dei Popoli. What have you seen in your own public squares? How have you transformed them into true places for the people? Submit your experiences through the contact page, Facebook, or with the hashtag #deiPopoli. We will continue adding ideas as they come in.
Anonymous Poetry on Clotheline.
Campiello dei Squelini, Venice
Poetry and installation by Lo stendiversomio.
Stendiversomio is a word invented by the poet, coming from the words for poetic verse (verso) and clothesline (stendino).
It suggests a random poetic feeling. The poet writes the verses, prints them on paper, and then hangs them or pastes them in public spaces such as bus stops, gasoline stations, on the street, etc.
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