La frontera del agua: una interpelación colectiva

Authors

  • Rosana Sommaruga
  • Norma Piazza
  • Javier Prieto
  • Graciela Baptista

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5821/identidades.8807

Abstract

The present article raises a theoretical-methodological proposal, which refers to the conception of landscapes in general, and particularly to the notion of cultural landscape, which emerged from the research program called Landscape and Public Space of the Design Institute of public University of the Uruguayan Republic. It articulates two instances of work which consolidate and ensure this idea of landscape. The research and publication “The water´s border, the landscape of Uruguayan coastline” presents through a specific categorization, a representative area of the Uruguayan identity such as the River Plate and Atlantic Ocean coastline. From the previous one emerges another project to carry out. "Along the water´s border, tour", presentation/exposition/workshop, refers to an appeal in the local ambit, to the realized proposal, reaffirming the idea of landscape as a continuous, collective and cultural construction

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No. 3 (2012)

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