SPACES FOR SPONTANEOUS SINGING

SPACES FOR SPONTANEOUS SINGING brings uninhibited singing from the privacy of one’s shower to the public street, in an intergenerational, urban mini ‘singing shower park’.  In play and joy, the vulnerable boundaries of private and public dissolve. By reversing public and private stereotypical spatial designations, it explores ideas about belonging-where we feel comfortable, where we hide, and where we test our private face in public. An affordable design made of plumbing piping, accessories and plywood, the design of shower stages and audience seating reference shower head perforations.

Bio
Rooted in a background of architecture, Nina Freedman uses an architectural lens to explore inclusivity through psycho-spatial boundaries of domestic symbols, and experiences with the personal and collective ‘Home’. Born in New York, she is an interdisciplinary installation artist, educator and architect. Following work in renowned architectural firms, she founded Dreamland Creative Projects. She is an educator at Pratt Institute, the New School (Parsons School of Design ) and Cornell University NYC AAP. She holds a Diploma of Architecture from the Architectural Association in London.