My map is not your map has given me the opportunity to meet some of the artists and researchers whose work intrigued me most. The personal approach and talks with them have enabled me to better understand their work and creative perspective, being able now to face a much more integral approach to my particular personal challenge, the beginning of the thesis.

I’ve been able to meet them in a proactive environment in which others with creative affinities have wanted to go through the conceptual and experiential paths that currently make up much of my vital curiosity. Before the seminar-workshop, the first I directed in this area, I  could not imagine that at the end I could read in the eyes of participants a load of excitement, which I found in your gratitude.

My thanks go to the participants now, the workshop has been fortunate to count with people who have got to achieve a week of intensive observation, reflection and criticism.

I hope we’ll see the best photos and videos of the seminar on Flickr with the tag ‘mymapisnotyourmap‘. Thus we’ll start to see them all in: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/mymapisnotyourmap/

By the moment you can see my ones in this album. Later a page will be published in the Arteleku website with all the videos form the talks, presentation files, photos and other material from the workshop.

The ideas and experiences I have lived over that week begin to be put in order and it is already obvious the impact it is having on me for the generation of new ideas. Do not let to send me yours.

Note: Last week I’ve realized that my feeds were not working. Too bad.

Update 6-oct-09:  Published one of the mediascapes developed in the workshop: Take Away

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