GUrL (Gendered Urban Landscapes) uses participatory art practice to address gender marginalisation in urban space, with a focus on teenage girls who often feel most excluded.

GUrL (Gendered Urban Landscapes) uses participatory art practice to address gender marginalisation in urban space, with a focus on teenage girls who often feel most excluded. Through fleeting occupations of spaces that use sound, movement, and props to claim space for self-expression, GUrL shifts how teenage girls perceive, and are perceived in public spaces. Working in Berlin over 6-months, we devised collective performances from street karaoke to protests, claiming space to simply “be”.