Against SPACE : Place-Movement-Knowledge
"I wish to argue, in this chapter against the notion of space. Of all the terms we use to describe the world we inhabit, it is the most abstract, the most empty, the most detached from the realities of life and experience."
Tim Ingold
Environments
Land
Earth
Pastures
Country
Ground
Landscape
Indoors
Open
Sky
Air
A provisional research ecology: material absorbed in its own thoughts. A gathering place for things being made, read, sensed and thought. Images, texts, bodies, spaces and matter(s) move through correspondence, forming tentative rooms of inquiry. Research circulates between depth and surfacing, archive and anarchive, allowing propositions to return, migrate and become otherwise.
Wednesday, 1 January 2014
Anthropomorphic Geography on Earthen Ground
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