Sketches. Reflections without context. Fragments of code. Poems for which no home could be found. This is a place for things that don't fit but I'd like to share in some way shape or form. Dates refer to when something roughly happened, rather than when something was written or posted.
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pixelated part of a panoramic It's not about ghosts - capturing human spectrograms
weeds growing in a car park - but how many? Making things count - a datawalk
the eye of a bear, from Ursula Le Guin's 'Always Coming Home' The modes of Earth and Sky in Le Guin's 'Always Coming Home'
a cat watching people watching a bird Lives Beyond Us - a volume on film and animals
I want to briefly reflect about a few considerations rising out an essay by the philosopher Cora Diamond, in the context of a response to a piece of work by YoHa called 'Coal Fired Computing'. The response I'm interested in is ...
From coal to Diamond
bat detecting in New Cross Bat detection walk with New Cross Commoners
Alone with my bat detector Reveries of a solitary bat walker
...this alone is reason enough to pursue a particular kind of queer computing, one that seeks to expose the alleged 'universality' of software platforms, in the same way other queer strategies can expose the workings of power...
Queering the Universal User - a 'personal' reflection
Playing cards with the turn times Heart rate turn timers at Furtherfield Commons
Drawings of the shadows of grass blade Every blade a hand
Part of the new anomie game board New board and rules for Anomie
A rotting piece of pepper in a container A decaying database
The timescales database - a shelf of objects materialising relational time recordings The Time Scales database
Fragment of a relational time graph Time Scales experiment 02
Fragment of a relational time graph Timescales experiment 01
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