The Brasilia Mapping Festival begins its first edition in the city of Brasilia, Brazilian capital recognized by the modern architecture of Oscar Niemeyer and urban plan of Lúcio Costa that under the Smart Cities theme, proposes to discuss and present the artistic possibilities for the future of cities, from the following reflections: how can we think of a more creative city with the participation of people, but accessible culturally? How would a city where flow points promote a participatory aesthetic?
To do so, we understand technologies and concepts that involve aesthetic research and experimentation within the intersection between urban space, architecture, body and technologies in five (five) categories: exhibition, urban interventions, artistic performances, social platforms and symposium . Unpublished or unpublished works, articles and innovative ideas will be accepted through public call for registration.
To do so, we understand technologies and concepts that involve aesthetic research and experimentation within the intersection between urban space, architecture, body and technologies in five (five) categories: exhibition, urban interventions, artistic performances, social platforms and symposium . Unpublished or unpublished works, articles and innovative ideas will be accepted through public call for registration.
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