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[[Summer 2025]]
| title = 1. Kernmodul: Darstellen und Gestalten
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| caption = AI image of a flat for a family of 4 in Tehran
| Type = Course
| Collaborators = Yelta Köm
| Academic year = [[Summer 2025]]
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Elective Course
Mapping is not only a visual practice of territorial or spatial representation or a tool for navigation—it is a way of constructing knowledge, defining and controlling space, and marking power and resistance. This course critically examines cartographic thought, exploring colonial legacies, indigenous alternatives, and radical cartographies. Students will engage in critical and practical mapping to explore Weimar’s spatial narratives through counter-mapping exercises.
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Yelta Köm
== Gallery ==
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File:Flux Dev Create a detailed 2D floor plan illustration of a tra 1.jpeg|Caption
File:Leonardo Phoenix 10 create a 2d floor plan for family in Tehra 1.jpg|Caption
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== See also ==
* [[Link 1]]
* [[Link 2]]
* [[Link 3]]
== References ==
== External Links ==
*[https://www.uni-weimar.de/de/universitaet/start/ Bauhaus University Weimar]
*[https://www.uni-weimar.de/de/universitaet/start/ Bauhaus University Weimar]
*[https://www.uni-weimar.de/de/universitaet/start/ Bauhaus University Weimar]




Mapping is not only a visual practice of territorial or spatial representation or a tool for navigation—it is a way of constructing knowledge, defining and controlling space, and marking power and resistance. This course critically examines cartographic thought, exploring colonial legacies, indigenous alternatives, and radical cartographies. Students will engage in critical and practical mapping to explore Weimar’s spatial narratives through counter-mapping exercises.[[File:Screenshot 2025-04-24 at 00.14.59.png|thumb]]




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Revision as of 12:06, 25 June 2025

1. Kernmodul: Darstellen und Gestalten
AI image of a flat for a family of 4 in Tehran
Type Course
Collaborators Yelta Köm
Academic year Summer 2025

Mapping is not only a visual practice of territorial or spatial representation or a tool for navigation—it is a way of constructing knowledge, defining and controlling space, and marking power and resistance. This course critically examines cartographic thought, exploring colonial legacies, indigenous alternatives, and radical cartographies. Students will engage in critical and practical mapping to explore Weimar’s spatial narratives through counter-mapping exercises.

Gallery

See also

References

External Links