Sisyphus and the Myth of a Liveable City, far from being an exhibition that would have reached its final stage, is the overview of an ongoing interdisciplinary research thesis by Maïder Hastoy. Positioning itself as a report of concern, this work in progress proposes a blend of urban and social design analysis, relying on countless budget and law reports, architecturally styled visuals, and a crossing of philosophical, and spatial reflection. It draws the cynical portrait of a dying public space, raising misery, but also putting light on the hope of a possible and practical housing-related social justice, with a sole idea that prevails:
It does not need to be lawful to be legit.
https://blindside.org.au/program/sisyphus-and-the-myth-of-a-livable-city