Mapping as an Act of Witnessing

I'm undertaking a series of walks to better understand strategies for observing, collecting, and recording multi-sensory information around us. This research draws from psychogeography, placemaking, and embodied methodologies, seeking to understand the nuances of place through movement, stillness, and shared experiences. I explore how constraint, collaboration, and attention shape our relationship with place.

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20.09.23 | Montreal Place | Organised by Applied Works

In a workshop on visualising data about London organised by Applied Works, I evaluated some of my score-based strategies for systematically observing, documenting, and mapping intangible sensory information.