Identities and regions

The way we identify with space is always unique, reflexive and emotional. Space around us can be thought of as scaled, in which the landscapes and communities hold differently scaled spatial meanings. Regions are part of such an identity matrix, but identification with regions is a complicated issue in the late modern world, in which space does not provide a clear and meaningful collective discourse. The aim of this dissertation is to understand space as open in relation to different posionalities, life-paths and differently scaled worldviews.