The Scenographics of Queer Placemaking

为了应对最近伦敦酷儿空间的消失，以及同性恋恐惧症和跨性别恐惧症的上升，这个项目探索了场景(与表演环境的创造有关)的潜力，以产生新的知识和对酷儿空间营造(由/为酷儿社区塑造公共空间)的洞察。我将利用档案研究、自我人种学写作和社区采访，我将询问对人、空间和时间之间关系的场景理解可以提供什么样的酷儿空间营造，潜在地影响未来城市环境的酷儿营造策略。

In response to recent loss of queer spaces in London, and a rise in homophobia and transphobia, this project explores the potential of the scenographic (pertaining to the creation of performance environments) to generate new knowledge and insights into queer placemaking (the shaping of public space by/for the queer community).Using archival research, autoethnographic writing, and community interviews, I will ask what a scenographic understanding of the relationships between people, spaces and time can offer queer placemaking, with potential to influence future strategies for queering the urban environment.