A construction toy that allows festival participants to temporarily reconfigure the park space to suit their needs.
The Yard Game Festival is an event that changes the typical use of a park for one day. Therefore, instead of creating permanent infrastructure, the project proposes a system of mobile modules. The project explores how play can transform the perception and use of familiar space through movement and assembly.
The modules—signposts, bird feeders, and mailbox—are attached to tree trunks using straps. All elements can be easily removed and combined in any order. Thanks to the straps, each element can be worn on the back like a backpack, allowing you to move the objects to a new location.
Play is the opportunity to collectively modify space through action. It is a system that establishes an algorithm and allows the individual to independently create the game scenario.
The module becomes a tool for play, and the park becomes a dynamic constructor that rebuilds itself every time.
The background’s long-range plans are created using AI.
