EXPO 2011.IUL.1 â€“ SEP.1. CJ. Libraria Carturesti, Iulius Mall

Publicat in: 06.07.2011, 07:00AM
Autor: Richard Constantinidi
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Etichete: Carturesti, Change Your City Change Your Life, Felicity, Iulius Mall

Pe perioada verii, ceainaria noastra gazduieste expozitia internationala de grafica FELICITY (change your city, change your life). E vorba de postere realizate prin tehnici grafice diverse, selectate in urma unui concurs pe care organizatorii l-au dorit „o sansa de exprimare, manifestare, simbolizare si imaginare a unor solutii pentru un oras mai bun, capabil sa dea valoare vietii locuitorilor sai”. Obiectivul principal al proiectului FELICITY a fost promovarea unei dezbateri in jurul unor teme ca integrarea diverselor culturi si religii, nevoile cetatenilor, inovatiile tehnologice, Comunitatea ca protagonist, interactiunea dintre zona urbana si natura, siguranta etc. FELICITY este un proiect al CO.ME, iar lucrarile castigatoare au fost expuse la Venetia (http://www.flickr.com/photos/45929761@N07/sets/72157625204358190/). La Cluj ele au ajuns pentru prima data in timpul Zilelor Arhitecturii editia 2011, fiind expuse la biroul de arhitectura Planwerk – multumim Asociatiei Studentilor Arhitecti pentru oportunitatea de a le oferi si unui public mai larg, in spatiul librariei Carturesti.
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Does graphic art have a sense in times of crisis?

Graphic art can be a tool for channelling a statement, to sensitize and propose new solutions, to transmit ideas, sensations and opinions.
Felicity aims at providing a contribution to reflection beginning from an anthropological vision and arriving at modern times, in the expectation of a future where the city can be a better place for self-improvement.

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How can a city grow qualitatively?

More and more, other professional figures are capable of administering the image of the city through a deeper and more articulated approach.
The link between graphic art and the city is even richer, allowing to interpret the urban context as a grand score of notational signs, many of them being administered and generated by graphic art.”

www.felicityproject.it