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Lorenzo Romito

Does design create politics or vice versa?

Lorenzo Romito is a founding member of Stalker, a laboratory of urban art and research, that focuses on the relations between art, architecture, social history, and environmental studies. Over the past two decades Romito’s work has been crucial in terms of investigating the boundaries between our urban environments and citizen’s social engagement. Listen to the episode below.

Rome, Italy

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Date added: November 27, 2018

Last modified: November 28, 2018

SOCIAL DESIGN INSIGHTS
48 | Nurturing Collective Imagination in Rome
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Social Design Insights would like to thank all those who make our weekly show possible: Baruch Zeichner, our Producer and Sound Engineer, Donna Read, for producing our video content, and Leah Freidenrich, Director of the Curry Stone Foundation. Our theme music for 2017 is "Sorry" by Comfort Fit. The break music is ancient Roman music.

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Eric Cesal

Emiliano Gandolfi

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Baruch Zeichner

Stalker, formerly known as Stalker Lab, is a collective of artists, architects, activists and others whose work focuses on the margins of the city. They work for and with those who are internally displaced, neglected and forgotten by formal civil structures. Lorenzo Romito of Stalker discusses the ‘territory’ of architecture and how it can be expanded.