Check out this videos so you get an idea of what the banners look like on the pedestrian bridges. Next week I’ll upload the last video-record of the last illegal urban intervention in Mexico City…. 
Welcome to this blog/thesis that tries to communicate a little and understand even less. The English version of a project that through dialogue looks to confront the anonymity of blogs and of the city.
This project was born with the intention to explore how identities are created through images. Using a guerrilla advertising strategy (hanging banners on pedestrian bridges) spectators are attracted to this blog. Mexico City, with its vast mass of inhabitants, information and codes presents itself as the perfect setting for this (ambitious?) project.
This blog is the second part of the project.The visual and narrative journeys depend on the spectator: you.
Part thesis, part art project and part social experiment, in this space any comment is welcome, after all it's in the exchange of ideas that it can truly exist.
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This blog was created by Maru Rojas.
Thank you for visiting it and for your comments!
Contact:
artepuentes@gmail.com
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