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The Quality of Image
"The Quality of Image" is an participatory art project that draws inspiration from Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to explore and analyze the markers of modern society's quality of life. Focused on both the quantity and quality of individual needs and their fulfillment, the project aims to delve into the subjective and objective aspects of life indicators and standards of living. Through a process of deconstruction and dismantling, indicators will reconstruct the image of quality of life in Athens. Every individual will create operational images, in order to transform a data (percentage) into image, the data which was created by the European Commision on the Quality of Life report in 2023.
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"The Quality of Image" is an participatory art project that draws inspiration from Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to explore and analyze the markers of modern society's quality of life. Focused on both the quantity and quality of individual needs and their fulfillment, the project aims to delve into the subjective and objective aspects of life indicators and standards of living. Through a process of deconstruction and dismantling, indicators will reconstruct the image of quality of life in Athens. Every individual will create operational images, in order to transform a data (percentage) into image, the data which was created by the European Commision on the Quality of Life report in 2023.
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