Category Archives: Stories from forgotten space

This is the 6th post in a series that I still call psychogeographical maps (or cognitive mapping). Quoting certain sections and using a selection of photographs to widen the project, which at its core still has the intention to be a Cognitive Mapping of Now – aiming to be useful for locating the current socio-politicalContinue reading “2014 mapmaking (part 6)”

This is the 5th post in a series that I still call psychogeographical maps (or cognitive mapping). Quoting certain sections and using a selection of photographs to widen the project, which at its core still has the intention to be a Cognitive Mapping of Now – aiming to be useful for locating the current socio-politicalContinue reading “Recent Mapmaking (2014 so far) part 5”

This is the 4th post in a series that I still call psychogeographical maps (or cognitive mapping). Quoting certain sections and using a selection of photographs to widen the project, which at its core still has the intention to be a Cognitive Mapping of Now – aiming to be useful for locating the current socio-politicalContinue reading “Recent Mapmaking (2014 so far) part 4”

This is the third post in a series that I still call psychogeographical maps (or cognitive mapping). Quoting certain sections and using a selection of photographs to widen the project, which at its core still has the intention to be a Cognitive Mapping of Now – aiming to be useful for locating the current socio-politicalContinue reading “Recent Mapmaking (2014 so far) part 3”

I’ve begun including a few photographs within my (what I still reluctantly call -as I’ve not found a better word for them yet) psychogeographical maps. 13th May 2012 “Street Art-clad entrance into Victorian storm tunnels, before they descend under central Leeds. Perhaps the element of urban decay is what prompts us to talk about theContinue reading “Recent mapmaking. (2014 so far, through maps)”

eaufitul emptiness: our (mild) equivalent to the US deserts, empty, barren, ‘lifeless, open space, where objects take on a monolithic presence. A place of long straight roads that exhaust a mind put into turmoil by the world down below. Some of these monolithic objects take on a lunar-like feel. The desert and the moon haveContinue reading “Thurlstone Moor, May 2014 (John Ledger, Michael Hill – part of West Riding of Yorkshire: A Psychogeographical Account)”

Accompanying sound….Stolen Dog – BurialSteel Your Girl – Neon Neon Street Halo – BurialRuby Tuesday – Franco BattiatioWith Every Heartbeat (at Ghosts of My Life tempo) –  Robyn with Kleerup Nae Hair On’t – The Bluetones Seconds – The Human League Shadowplay (live in Manchester) – Joy Division C.R.E.A.M – The Wu-Tang Clan Dislocation –Continue reading “End of year haunting”