WANDERING PROJECTS

Investigating the Role of Wonder in Public Art Perception How does the experience of wonder in public spaces change our mental structures? An investigation on how public art acts as a catalyst for wonder, transforming a simple transit into a meaningful dialogue with the space and with ourselves.

TLGA is an archive of fragments left behind. A lost glove is a silent gesture, a life in transit — I document these through photography and spatial coordinates, mapping the nostalgia of objects lost on the way.

An open prize for emerging artists exploring inhabiting as a bodily, social and relational experience. Grounded in Combine Art, HaHaA welcomes any discipline — visual arts, design, performance, new media, fashion, food — as long as they speak to one another.

An archive of films born from chance encounters — where the stranger is both subject and author. Rooted in the Wander&Wonder framework, Strangers' Films investigates the brief, unrepeatable moment of meeting someone you will never see again. Each fragment is a research unit; each gaze exchanged, a story the city never recorded.

An archive of Japanese soundscapes born from urban wandering — where listening becomes research. Drawing on neuroscience, psychology and urbanism, Memory & Sound — Japan maps what the eye overlooks: the acoustic texture of streets, transitions and chance encounters. Every recorded sound is a data point; every detour, a finding.