Micropolitics and Territorial Mapping for Culture is a theoretical-practical course that seeks to understand the socio-spatial aspects of a territory through field exploration, systematization, and collaborative visualization. Based on the concept of micropolitics, the course identifies characteristics such as conflicts, alliances, local resources, and cultural expressions, using Galpão Comum as a case study.
As a result, a visual territorial diagnosis of seemingly "invisible" elements will be created using the Felt and Miro platforms, serving as a methodological foundation that can be applied to other territories of interest. The theoretical-practical classes will be held on Tuesdays at the Galpão, where participants are required to bring a computer for workshop activities. On Saturdays, field visits will be conducted within the territory.
