Boundaries are constantly being changed, and those we find today may have already changed tomorrow. In a protected area of the Greater Lisbon area, aerial images are collected to build a map with open source software. These are shared through a website that is, itself, also a map, allowing for the visualization of economic, ecological and social while trying to see how well a territory / protected area is respected – “para mais tarde recordar” (for later recall).
Biography:
Joana Resende Silva is a Master’s student in Multimedia Art at FBAUL. Her focus has been the realization of conceptual projects with a social scope in relation to the day-to-day use of technology, such as video surveillance and data mapping. She is presently developing a project on borders using DIY-made equipment and open source software. She has also worked in show and performance production and has academically trained and researched the topics of dance and movement.
