Nice find @panayotis! Interestingly, I had no clue about this article, but when I read the following, I felt quite close to the concept of Third Infoscape, especially as it shares the same reference to Gilles Clement’s Third Landscape:
The Third Infoscape refers to the information and knowledge generated through the myriads of micro-histories, through the progressive, emergent and polyphonic sedimentation of the expressions of the daily lives of city dwellers.
The similarity is striking, although we’re not talking about information in the same sense, I guess our 3TS is more embodied: here, information is to be taken literally, not as a result, but as a path to be walked, not as an already in-formed individual, but rather as the process of individuation itself.
