“Kaleidoscope Eyes”: The Exploration of a Sense of Place Through Art Strolling in Mozilla Hubs
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijet.v18i09.38543Keywords:
Mozilla Hubs, a sense of place, virtual space, memories, artAbstract
Based on my workshop in Cambridge, the UK, I discuss Mozilla Hubs as an intervention to enact in-person strolling experiences through an online photovoice exhibition. I explore this virtual space with stakeholders from relevant backgrounds to open dynamic understandings of a sense of place in a virtual world. I argue that this online space intervenes in the power-centered system of curation. Additionally, I find that there is a nonlinear narration of the past and present in the Hubs, since it unfolds the understanding of time, art and memory. And I notice that not only optimistic possibilities happen in this online space but also there are several challenges, like ethical problems, waiting to be explored.
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