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- Post your border story through the Bordr app.
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- See how your experience with a border compares with those of others.
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- Outcomes are presented in talks and exhibitions. (Project Borders Exhibition at the Not Quite Art Collaborative, Fengersfors, Sweden, May – September 2013)
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- Outcomes are presented in talks and exhibitions. (Strelka, Moscow, July 2013)
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- Bordr is part of a traveling exhibition of border-investigation and representation methodologies called “Project Borders”.
Borders are everywhere and we cross them every day. Bordr is an app for sharing border stories – your experiences of political and metaphorical border crossings. As a database of borders, it compares your experience with others and how the perception of a border changes over time.
Bordr started as “Project Borders”, a graduate studies project at The New School under the thesis supervision of Christiane Paul and in design collaboration with Marcus Haraldsson. The photos, stories, and experiences you share will contribute to the continuing research project and form the material for ongoing research and exhibitions.
Bordr is available at http://db.bordr.org. What border have you crossed?
Bordr was exhibited along with other methodologies for investigating borders at the following venues and events:
- 2015, What border have you crossed?, Queens Museum, United States
- 2013, Project Borders Vision Exhibit, Steneby Konsthall, Sweden
- 2013, Project Borders for Not Quite Why?, Not Quite, Fengersfors, Sweden
- 2012-2013, Project Borders, Arbetets Museum, Norrkoping, Sweden