Claiming Space Through Language: Conceptualizing a Location Based Cultural Space Experience

Abstract

In a hyperconnected world, language heavily impacts the human experience and sense of community by how relationships are built and how knowledge is shared through space. LBS methods allow the visualization of the intersections between language, specific spaces and social phenomena. A mapping of such interactions could impact and deepen the cultural lives of citizens and most importantly nurture a space to become a conduit of dialogue by making visible the invisible through meaningful connections. This paper describes the work plan for conceptualizing a cultural space experience, within museums, art galleries, historic houses, and other cultural institutions where interrelations of differences and similarities come together.