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Mice School at Kish Airport’s entrance connects shared memories of television characters with arrival at a destination. This SARAAJ project presents fantasy urban art shaped by nostalgia and connections across generations.
The urban element of Mice School is a recreation of the memories of the past decades and the nostalgia of the 18s and 19s, which some remember as children and others as teenagers or even adults. The mice school had 11 main characters, of which the most popular character among mice has been selected and made.
The material of this urban element is fiberglass and its height is about 2 meters which has been designed with the aim of beautifying the Kish Island and has been placed at the entrance of Kish Airport by the order of the management of the Ports Organization and Kish Island Airport executed by Saraaj Center for Creation and Development of Art Space.
This project, along with other development of artistic spaces projects in Kish Island, including urban decoration, permanent and temporary urban elements, was designed and executed by Saraaj Urban Art Department for Creation and Development of Art Spaces for the order of Kish Island Urban Management in May 2020.
For another application of this approach, explore Namak Abroud Station.
If this approach relates to your brief, talk to SARAAJ about urban art design and renewal. The scope can be developed around your setting, from an early idea to a project already in development.