My initial research delved into identifying defects in urban infrastructure to inform artistic interventions. The future direction of this project is anchored in the concept of "cre-ambulism", an idea that emphasizes leaving an artistic imprint on the places we traverse. This approach breathes new life and offers fresh perspectives on urban spaces through art. It transcends the mere correction of urban obstacles, aiming instead to redefine our relationship with the city by transforming our movement through it into a tangible and aesthetic testament to our engagement with the urban environment.
With the P.A.F initiative, I advocate for a method of collective action where the community actively participates in addressing and repairing urban damage. This project is more than just fixing problems; it represents a poetic and aesthetic dedication to revitalizing the city. The chosen colors for these interventions act as visual cues that provoke questions and curiosity: "What is this? Why is it here?" These artistic gestures foster dialogue and encourage the local community to take an active role in enhancing and evolving the urban landscape.