The final piece will be exhibitioned at Colours May Vary.
Need to start of with understanding what a map is?
How can you challenge the idea of a map?
What tools can you use to map? - Tim Knowles. Creating a device that maps the wind which can map the space, a conversation someone is having in a bus, can map time, challenge traditional maps.
Strava - a running app that maps your GPS and can create a drawing through this.
Mapping something mundane/small/an everyday activity. *Needs to be grounded in your experience.
What principle to map? Type, Names, Views, Conversations, Sounds (London Sound Survey), Smells, etc.
found objects - unconventional use of materials
fabric
3D representation rather than just 2D
Strava - the running map that tracks your GPS
creating an object to map a space.
Plan for the week:
3 Initial ideas by friday - crit on Monday.
2 weeks of developing.
Exhibition branding week - design the branding for the exhibition such as name, instagram...Want the final thing completed by 1/04
Key Words
- Psychogeography - how people engage with places.
- Derivé - technique of rapid passage through varied ambience; playful-constructive behaviour.
Prompt 1
Derivé - discover things yourself. Don't directly follow roads, paths etc.Split into groups and split into pairs then begin to explore contrasting areas for 10 minutes.
Loud speaker on phone, explain sights, feelings, just words that summarise an experience rather than directions.
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