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Irene Sartoretti is an architect and a doctor in sociology. She is a researcher at the UPHF’s Spatial Intelligence Chair and at the Chôros rhizome, and is also a consultant and scientific populariser. Her work lies at the crossroads between several disciplines. In particular, she questions the possibility of new forms of collaboration between the arts and social sciences. She is also interested in the relationship between spatial capital and self-construction.
Avec l’apport du rhizome Chôros. Presque 40 ans après, imaginons ce que serait le carrefour Mabillon sous la plume de Perec : “19 mai 2020. 3, 4, non 5 SUV défilent, les conducteurs ...
How to produce a photographic essay with an esthetic, but also scientific, value? This is the starting point of our research on domestic interiors. By using photography as a method of analysis ...
Perfumes are not only perceptions but, above all, images. Because of the difficulty of describing olfactive sensations and of the necessity of co-presence, smells are expressed by synesthetic metaphors, especially between visual ...
Relationships between arts and sciences have been experiencing a long lasting misunderstanding. This situation notably derived from an underestimation of the role imagination plays in sciences and reflexivity in arts. If we ...