Architectures Hostile to Homeless People 🏛️ 𓀦 😲

These two artists in France are taking a stand against anti-homeless architecture.

These structures, which are abundant on the streets of Paris and even in many other parts of the world, are known as hostile architecture. Because they’re specifically designed to prevent homeless people from resting on benches or in public spaces.

Against this approach, two French artists created a short video in 2003 called Fakir’s Rest in 2003 . In the video, they show how one can still find ways to rest—even on the most uncomfortable, unwelcoming designs. #interestingfacts #facts #shorts