Posts Tagged ‘Network city’
Satellite Lamps
We have just launched a new project called Satellite Lamps where we investigate and reveal one of the central infrastructures of the networked city, the Global Positioning System (GPS). This project continues our project of visualising the materials of technologies that started in 2009 with our studies of RFID and WiFi. With Satellite Lamps we now explore the material, spatial and temporal qualities of GPS in cities.
Noticing the city
Last week I put on a Systems/Layers walkshop on networked urbanism, to remind us all to look more up and down and to notice and question the manifestations of the network and it’s cultural implications.
Interest appreciated
Our recent film launch at Cognitive Cities in Berlin has received wide coverage and response. Thanks to everyone who’s commented and linked to our film ‘Immaterials: light painting WiFi‘ and its related post.
