Hostile Architecture for the Homeless! 🏛️ 𓀦 😲
In France, two artists challenge the anti-homeless architecture that is widespread on the streets of Paris and elsewhere around the world. These structures are called "hostile architecture" because they are designed to discourage homeless people from resting on benches or in public spaces. Considering this architecture flawed, the two French artists created a short video in the style of "Fakir Stress Rest" in 2003. In this video, they attempt to demonstrate how one can relax even in the midst of hostile architecture.