An anti-atlas of lived borders: sharing migrant-cartographers’ gaze.

Asylum-seekers, refugees, researchers and NGO workers have met twice a 
week, in Grenoble, France, since may 2013, to co-produce sensitive and 
participatory maps. These cartographies figure memory fragments, traces 
of travelling and border-crossing experiences which Grenoble asylum 
seekers and refugees have lived through.

The means of cartographic expression are multiple, between art and 
science: maps drawn on paper based on the discussion of a common legend, 
mental maps embroidered after having been drawn on fabrics, realization 
of argile objects and maps, sound mapping. The creativity of these maps, 
figuring the sensitive experience of migrations and border-crossings, 
constitutes an important line of the project implementation. The aim is 
to figure and share social experiences, to create modes of encounters, 
to let new visualizations emerge, and to participate to the political 
and public debate on migrations and borders.

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