Since the 2000s, digital billboards have become an integral part of the urban surface. As expressions of an increasing economisation of public space, they mark the intersection between information, consumption, and mobility. Within the framework of our project, these infrastructures are deliberately reinterpreted: they do not serve commercial communication, but are used as open interfaces through which user-generated messages are fed into the urban space. This creates a productive tension between the listed, historically coded urban fabric and the immaterial dynamics of the digital city.
