The Station-by-Station Salon Calendar is a foundation for people who continue to engage while on the move (i.e., mobile co-creators) to keep generating 'opportunities for developmental creation' in local regions.

In modern society, people can no longer remain in fixed communities like the village societies of the past, nor in local areas where cities and rural regions are functionally separated.

Now that it has become standard to 'continue engaging loosely' with multiple places while moving between the real and digital worlds, local communities are being reorganized as 'half-open spaces' that are neither closed nor fully open.

As mobile co-creators come and go, engage, observe, record, and continue to create within these half-open regions, 'opportunities for developmental creation' constantly emerge in the region.

It is also a form of new communalism where humans satisfy their instinctive

• curiosity

• and the desire to continue.

The Station-by-Station Salon Calendar functions precisely as a new urban infrastructure to visualize and sustain that 'new communalism'.