The project theirwork travelled to Northern Denmark this Summer to walk and map with a community in the town of Tornby. Over the Winter I am working to visualize and record the results of the walks for the community. They can then use them as mapping tools, and so can carry on to map in my absence. As a starter, here are the GPS track lines of their walks.
This year I’m going to present three projects that map elements of the physical and virtual world. Each project is linked not just by mapping but also by the fact that they ask indirectly for people to take action about the environment in which they live. Harnessing the power of the web, as well as the commercial image, the drawn picture and some people-power; the fields of ethnography, phenomenology, sustainability and open source are going to be explored.
I’ve started this blog to develop the presentation of these projects, and to help me evolve them, and other future ideas and past work. As a neogeographist, and perhaps some would say a psychogeography (or the other way round), I hope Ecogeographer goes on some massive journeys.
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