#communitybasedproject

senseOFcommunity.17 / CANALE BRIAN si pone l’obiettivo di funzionare da primo esperimento, lungo i primi 5 km del Canale di Brian, dal ponte sul Canale della Bella Madonna presso l’Idrovora di Staffolo al ponte di Boccafossa, nella direzione del parco d’arte contemporanea lungo i 50 km del Canale Brian.

Progetto di arte pubblica con tre interventi artistici temporanei, ricerca e progettazione per interventi permanenti.

senseOFcommunity.17

/ Canale Brian

a cura di Silvia Petronici

con gli artisti

Hannes Egger e

Panem Et Circenses

/ cammina.menti /

nell’ambito del

progetto svolgi.menti

in collaborazione con

VeGal

Consorzio di Bonifica Veneto Orientale

Comune di Torre di Mosto

Museo del Paesaggio

Festival Terre Evolute

testi di Silvia Petronici

direzione artistica generale di

① Hsiang Long Tu Ju in Treasure Hill Artist Village

Artist Assistant to Julie Chou (周靈芝) at Treasure Hill Artist Village in Taipei. Responsibilities included coordinating with local residents, volunteers, and interns to support the completion of the public art project Hsiang Long Tu Ju (祥龍吐珠).

② Community Planing in Treasure Hill Artist Village Member of planing project

Participated in the Taipei City Community Youth Planner Training Program, focusing on projects such as the Eco-Farm initiative and Bao-Wo (a project on the reuse of disused spaces), which were part of the broader planning and revitalization efforts in Treasure Hill Village.

③ Community Planing in Qingguang Commercial Zone Teaching Assistant of Taipei City Community Planners Training

Led a practical group project to rethink and reimagine the revitalization of the Qingguang Commercial Zone.

④ “Playtogether 2013” Installation Exhibition Project Planning and Execution

The Taipei City Urban Regeneration Office made an innovative investment by sponsoring the Playtogether project to host a series of exhibitions. Although the exhibitions were short-term, we successfully established a platform for managing community events. Through these events, the space became an open venue where both residents and visitors could engage, exchange ideas, and share new experiences.