Exploring the multi-faced gap between the ELC statements and lay people visions: a study case in the Venetian plain (North-eastern Italy)

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Université libre de Bruxelles 28-29 April 2014 Combining scientific expertise with participation: the challenge of the European Landscape Convention Session 2 Contribution of population testimonies Exploring the multi-faced gap between the ELC statements and lay people visions: a study case in the Venetian plain (North-eastern Italy) Benedetta Castiglioni - Viviana Ferrario - Alessia De Nardi Chiara Quaglia Chrysafina Geronta Department of Historical and Geographic Sciences and the Ancient World University of Padova

land-forms filters models mental images of landscape, values and meanings decisions - behaviours (Castiglioni e Ferrario, 2007; Turri, 1998)

land-forms QUITE INCOHERENT filters models TOO DISTANT TO BE A REFERENCE mental image of landscape FADED, WEAK decisions behaviours LOW ATTENTION TO THE EFFECTS OF ACTIONS/PERFORMANCES ON LANDSCAPE

Research questions : Each Party undertakes [ ] to recognise landscapes in law as an essential component of people s surroundings (ELC, art. 5) [ ] the landscape is an important part of the quality of life for people everywhere: in urban areas and in the countryside, in degraded areas as well as in areas of high quality, in areas recognised as being of outstanding beauty as well as everyday areas (ELC, art 5) Which kind of relationship do people establish with their place of life? To what extent do lay people consider landscape pertinent when referring to their place of life? How do they perceive their landscape? According to which criteria do they give value to it?

Veneto Region VIGOROVEA in the municipality of Sant Angelo di Piove di Sacco

Vigorovea 1902-2003 1902 1965 2003

Vigorovea 2013

Methodology: 16 Semi-structured interviews to the inhabitants taken along the main streets of the town (Spring- Summer 2013). 103 questionnaires to the parents of the local primary school children (Autumn- Winter 2013-14).

Methodology: TOPICS OF THE INTERVIEWS/QUESTIONNAIRES: The profile of the interviewees (gender, age, profession, etc.) The relationship between the interviewees and the place (asking them how long they live there and if they likes the village Vigorovea or not and why) The places perceived as the most relevant by the interviewees (asking them the most nice, important, useful and symbolic places of Vigorovea) How does the interviewees perceive the landscape changes occurred in the last decades (asking them if they noticed any changes and their opinion about past and possible future changes) How does the interviewees interpret the term landscape (we used the term landscape just at the end of both interview and questionnaire: during the interview we asked how is the landscape in Vigorovea and what do they mean for landscape ; in the questionnaire we insert 3 questions explicitly concerning landscape)

Methodology: Question 4. In the following questions, we ask you to think about several places in Vigorovea. For each question, we ask you to indicate 5 adjectives best describing each of these places. In your opinion, the [ ] (square Madre Teresa di Calcutta, the area around the church, the industrial zone, the park in via Anello) is: Aesthetically agreeable Aesthetically disagreeable Tidy Untidy (Coeterier 1996; Rogge et al. 2007) Homogenous Varied (Daniel 2001; Sevenant/Antrop 2009) Accessible Inaccessible (Pachaki 2003) Useful Comfortable Useless Uncomfortable Well frequented Empty (Sala 2009 (sociability)) Cozy Inhospitable Well maintained Neglected (Coeterier 1996; Sevenant/Antrop 2009) Historical Contemporary (Tveit 2006; Sevenant/Antrop 2009) Typical Banal (Swanwick 2002) Rural Urban (Farjon et al. 2009) Familiar Beloved Unfamiliar Despised Memorable Insignificant (Pachaki 2003) Unspoiled Polluted (Sevenant/Antrop 2009) Natural Artificial (Rogge et al. 2007; Farjon et al. 2009) Secure Dangerous

Methodology: Criteria related with the list of adjectives Aesthetically agreeable disagreeable Homogenous Varied Aesthetics Tidy Untidy Natural Artificial Unspoiled Polluted Ecology Secure Dangerous Rural Urban Typical Banal Collective Identity Historical Contemporary Accessible Inaccessible Useful Useless Utility Comfortable Uncomfortable Memorable Insignificant Personal Attachment Beloved Despised Well maintained Neglected Familiar Unfamiliar Social Relations Cozy Inhospitable Well frequented Empty (De Nardi, 2011)

Some results: Values and meanings given to places are linked to the activities people perform there, more than to their visual quality. People use social criteria more than aesthetical ones in their relation with the place of life. Church area (Square, «baraccon», kindergarten, park) M. T. Calcutta Square

Some results: One s own home is considered the nicest place of Vigorovea by 35 % (question 3.a) Among the respondents who answered affirmatively to the question: Does it exist in Vigorovea a place that is special for you?, (question 2.e) 3 indicate that such a place is their own home (question 2.f).

Some results: Significant places about which we asked to express an opinion Via Anello Park M. T. Calcutta Square Area around the Church Industrial Area

Some results Significant spaces about which we asked to express an opinion

Some results: 18,00 16,00 14,00 12,00 10,00 8,00 6,00 4,00 2,00 - Square Church Industrial zone Park

Some results: 18,00 16,00 14,00 12,00 10,00 8,00 6,00 4,00 2,00 - Square Church Industrial zone Park

Some results: 18,00 16,00 14,00 12,00 10,00 8,00 6,00 4,00 2,00 - Square Church Industrial zone Park

Some results: 18,00 16,00 14,00 12,00 10,00 8,00 6,00 4,00 2,00 - Square Church Industrial zone Park

Some results: 18,00 16,00 14,00 12,00 10,00 8,00 6,00 4,00 2,00 - Square Church Industrial zone Park

Some results: Question 7. To what extent do you agree with each of the following statements? The landscape of Vigorovea is green The landscape of Vigorovea is ordinary The landscape of Vigorovea is a rural landscape The landscape of Vigorovea is a typical landscape of the Veneto region The landscape of Vigorovea is beautiful because I was born there In Vigorovea there is no landscape The landscape of Vigorovea is rich in values The landscape of Vigorovea is what I can see out of my window The landscape of Vigorovea is an urban landscape It does not make sense talking about landscape in Vigorovea 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Completely agree Neither Agree nor Disagree Completely disagree

Some results: Question 7. To what extent do you agree with each of the following statements? The landscape of Vigorovea is green The landscape of Vigorovea is ordinary The landscape of Vigorovea is a rural landscape The landscape of Vigorovea is a typical landscape of the Veneto region The landscape of Vigorovea is beautiful because I was born there In Vigorovea there is no landscape The landscape of Vigorovea is rich in values The landscape of Vigorovea is what I can see out of my window The landscape of Vigorovea is an urban landscape It does not make sense talking about landscape in Vigorovea 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Completely agree Neither Agree nor Disagree Completely disagree

Some results: Question 8. In your opinion, does each of the following photos represent a landscape? a b c d e f g h i

Some results: Question 9. When you think about landscape, you think about: A view as it is observed from a panoramic point 5,68% Presence of natural vegetation 20,08% A place that has remained intact over time A place where people meet and spend time together 4,17% 5,3 Natural elements such as mountains, seas, rivers etc. 19,32% Everything that surrounds us 9,85% A place bound with experiences, memories, emotions, etc. 4,55% Historical elements such as monuments, castles,rural dwellings, etc. 6,82% A place of high interest for tourists 0,76% Pictures of beautiful places 11,74% The place of my birth/childhood A piece of Art representing a place (such as a painting) 0,76% 0,38% A place that changes continuously due to human activities A reference point for the community A place where people carry out their everyday lives 2,27% 3,79% 4,55%

Some results: Question 9. When you think about landscape, you think about: A view as it is observed from a panoramic point 5,68% Presence of natural vegetation 20,08% A place that has remained intact over time A place where people meet and spend time together 4,17% 5,3 Natural elements such as mountains, seas, rivers etc. 19,32% Everything that surrounds us 9,85% A place bound with experiences, memories, emotions, etc. 4,55% Historical elements such as monuments, castles,rural dwellings, etc. 6,82% A place of high interest for tourists 0,76% Pictures of beautiful places 11,74% The place of my birth/childhood A piece of Art representing a place (such as a painting) 0,76% 0,38% A place that changes continuously due to human activities A reference point for the community A place where people carry out their everyday lives 2,27% 3,79% 4,55%

Discussion: LANDSCAPE EVERYDAY LANDSCAPE PLACE OF LIFE Ecology, Aesthetics, Collective Identity? Personal Attachment, Utility, Social Relations

Discussion: landscape? mental? image land-forms filters models of landscape, values place of life and meanings? decisions - behaviours

Discussion: LANDSCAPE EVERYDAY LANDSCAPE PLACE OF LIFE Ecology, Aesthetics, Collective Identity, Personal Attachment, Utility, Social Relations

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