Reimagining Place: A Creative and Critical Intervention Exploring the Past, Present and Future of Rivers

重新想象的地方：探索河流的过去、现在和未来的创造性和批判性干预。与河流的创造性接触如何丰富我们对作为非物质遗产的地方的理解？目的：本研究将采取理论与实践相结合的研究方法，探索体验场所作为非物质遗产的可能性。有居民参加的有凝聚力的创意工作坊将被用来衡量电影发行和现实生活的参与度，通过个人的生活体验来探索河流的社会和文化生活。通过现象学研究，创造性的电影出版，以及观众利用想象力与河流的互动，我的目标是为基于地点的研究贡献新的知识。不仅衡量个人经历和集体经历，而且重要地审查包容性和如何吸引不同的受众，将其作为非物质遗产。理解与这项研究相关的问题和想法：创造性地参与历史事件如何增强我们对伊尔克河流域作为非物质遗产的理解？社会历史和创造性实践如何相交并创造共享的地方体验？如何利用档案干预和电影制作过程来识别这些河流周围的再生发展，以及这种规划能否为现在和未来的规划提供信息？社会经济结构会影响我们居住空间的演变吗？我感兴趣的是，通过积极的公共话语和批判性和创造性的反思，确定现代想象中的过去景观如何告知和影响与非物质文化遗产有关的城市规划的发展。这项研究将通过重述历史事件和考察人们如何理解自己与河流作为非物质遗产的生活的方式来发现自己。

Reimagining Place: A Creative and Critical Intervention Exploring the Past, Present and Future of Rivers. How can creative engagement with rivers enrich our understanding of 'Place' as intangible heritage ? Aim: This research will engage with theoretical and practical studies to explore possibilities of experiencing Place as Intangible Heritage. Cohesive creative workshops involving residents will be used to measure film publication and real-life engagement to explore the social and cultural lives of rivers through personal lived experience. Using phenomenological research, creative film publication, and audience engagement with river using imagination, I aim to contribute new knowledge to Place based research. Not only measuring individual experience and collective experience, but significantly examining inclusion and ways to engage a diverse audience with Place as Intangible Heritage.Underpinning questions and ideas in relation to this research:How can creative archival engagement with historical events enrich our understanding of River Irk Valley as intangible heritage? How can social history and creative practice intersect and create a shared experience of place?How can archive interventions and filmmaking processes be used to identify regenerative developments surrounding these rivers, and can such planning inform present and future planning? Do socio-economic structures inform evolution of spaces we inhabit? I am interested in identifying ways modern imagined landscapes of the past inform and influence the development of city planning in relation to ICH, through active public discourse and critical-creative reflection. This research will discover itself through the act of retelling historical events and examining ways people can understand their own lives in relation to Rivers as intangible heritage.