| Abstrakt: |
"Urban Sensographies," edited by Nicolas Whybrow, is a book that explores the intersection of performance arts, digital media, and urban environments. The book is a documentation of the Sensing the City research program conducted in Coventry, UK, from 2016 to 2020. It consists of four sections that cover different aspects of the program, including sensory engagement, documentation of the cityscape through various media, and the performance of actual bodies in urban spaces. The book offers a glimpse into the larger project, but to fully grasp its scope, readers are encouraged to explore the accompanying digital materials. While the print version has its limitations, the book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in transdisciplinary practice and collaborative research projects. [Extracted from the article] |
