Solar powered immigrant shelters – Casa Segura
Tagged: bilingual, border, HIVPosted on: October 17th, 2007“Robert Ransick has completed a 6 month Residency at Eyebeam developing Casa Segura (Safe House).
The artwork combines a sheltered room on private land in the Sonoran desert in Southern Arizona with a bilingual web space that facilitates creative exchange and understanding.
Casa Segura proposes private property owners on the border to create a life-saving beacon in the desert, a platform for engaging with the anonymous individuals crossing their land in search of a better life, and a non-aggressive means of protecting their homes”*
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