The Temporary Autonomous Zone project consisted of an intervention on a public space after an analysis of its constitution and the practices that characterise it. I chose to work on the Greenwich Foot Tunnel, and upon noticing the unusually high frequency of prohibition signs in it, I decided to focus my analisys on their visual language and functioning. The result was a series of re-constructed signs that playfully highlight the power relations implied by the gesture of prohibition.
The design process is documented in greater detail on my blog.

This project was completed as a part of the MA Design: Critical Practice at Goldsmiths University.