A bike is a bike is a bike. (2020)

A bike is a bike is a bike.

A key aspect of contemporary political debates surrounding urban design and mobility is the question of public space and its future redistribution.

Increasingly, people are embracing collective use as an alternative to individual ownership. Public rental systems provide flexibility and independence within urban environments, transforming the bicycle into a shared resource that facilitates convenient use and enhances productivity.

In contrast, a fixie, for instance, represents an individualised object tailored to the specific needs and riding style of bicycle couriers. It embodies personal expression and self-realisation.

An animated poster illustrates these three distinct levels of bicycle use, aiming to stimulate discourse on the significance of urban cycling within the broader context of the mobility transition.