For a collaboration between the art schools Lasalle in Singapore and Sint Lucas in Antwerp, Subjective Editions started to imagine a Subjective atlas of Singapore; what does it mean to live in Singapore, and what can we learn from its inhabitants? Together they invited design students to visualize Singapore from their perspective, starting with a workshop in January 2020, and continued under the guidance of designer Syairah Malek towards a first digital publication shared on social media during summer 2020.

On the invitation of theater director Alicja Borkowska we were invited to host a subjective mapping workshop at Strefa WolnoSłowa, a theater working with intercultural groups of migrants and refugees living in Poland. The workshop was part of a project for artists who get a three months training, and develop artistic projects in collaboration with the local community and migrant minorities. The training was led by different artists and Subjective Editions was invited to guide a two day training in mapping neighbourhoods and narratives.