Figure 3. Ideation free, on the left "simplifying the system", on the right "citizenship training". Two ideas were retained for the prototype: 1. A proximity campaign with themes imposed on the candidates who would be proposed by the residents via a poll and voted by a majority. 2. An action in the public space materialized by a line on the ground creating a citizen's path to the polling station. The teams then mix again according to each other's interests and the workshop then concludes with the creation of a draft implementation plan using a "What? / Who? / Where? / When?� matrix. This ensures that the important actors and constraints for implementation have been taken into account. It emerges that the proximity campaign requires the intervention of several local actors, particularly for the publication and sharing of the survey to gather the opinions of the residents. On the other hand, the action of materialising a route in the public space seems to be easier to set up because it requires less involvement from outsiders. It is also perceived as playful, engaging and relevant in the context of the inauguration of the artistic work during the last phase of the project.
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