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As I read the Aito Acconci's reading, I particularly liked the paragraph that broke down how public space is/becomes defined. Aito breaks it into two categories. Space that is public and a space that is made public. A place that is public is where the public gathers freely because it has the freedom to do so. The second is a place that is made public because of mere fact they don't have the right to be there so the public will change it by a riot or a strike. The whole idea of private and public space is fascinating and in the end do we really have private space? I do not think so and it is scary. Especially with increasing technology.