GraffitiWriter
March 4, 2010
by Institute for Applied Autonomy
GraffitiWriter is a tle-operated field programmable robot which emplys a custom built array of spray cans to write linear text messages on the graound at a rate of 15 kilometers per hour.
hyperlocal narratives and geo resources
January 12, 2010
Looking forward to guest teaching a section of diva200 tomorrow! Here are some online resources for the upcoming project:
moblogging reviewed by the BBC
wikipedia defines geotagging
artists using mapping: Jeremy Deller and the History of the World
artists working with narrative – tate online
artists walking
more artists walking – banff center residency
london walking – ancient rights of way
favorite london sounds by Peter Cusak
World Soundscape project at sfu
Panoramio and google earth
The Rosemary Initiative
February 21, 2008
What are the affects of contemporary surveillance technologies on social interaction? How might they be re-circuited to enhance social connectivity and awareness within open societies?
The Rosemary Initiative probes conditions of social networks within panoptic environments. It explores influences of location mapping and analysis technologies on social interaction via a series of staged events ..
To a certain extent, contemporary social networks can be described as an economy through which personal relations propagate, and within which identities form, cultures emerge and establish themselves, and eventually dissolve. Within this context, one’s social identity becomes (in part) a function of relations, defined by strong and weak ties explicitly established by an individual or inferred through a history of transactions.
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