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Macro photograph- structured light illumination- transparent EVA filaments and blobs. Filament dia. approx. 100-200 um.
Nina Hamilton, MEM’17 (ESC) - I spent my summer being welcomed with open arms by groups of men and women in Gabon's rural, forested communities, watching as they turned 20 blank pieces of poster paper into 20 incredible community maps representing the natural resources that they value. I am using social science and participatory tools to helping communities get a seat at the table in environmental decision making. I am Duke Environment. People featured in Photo:Nina Hamilton, MEM (center)
Please ignore - just a test
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This historical and spatial context for this work is located in the Palace Square of St. Petersburg, Russia. The Palace Square is remarkable in its vastness, measuring 230 meters by 280 meters. The scale of the square lends itself well to its capacity to contain the masses. It is the site of Bloody Sunday where Russian monarchy massacred demonstrators protesting for worker rights. This marked beginning of Russian Revolution of 1905, changing autocracy to constitutional monarchy. In 1917, the square swelled again with the Bolshevik Red Guards, overthrowing the provisional government and installing Soviets to power. (03) Such actions mark the square permanently as a site of social upheaval and political unrest.
A series of architectural interventions propose reclamation of this public forum from forces of Russian government, nostalgia, museumification, and complicity with Soviet Russia (i.e. fetishized tourism and sentimental leanings to Soviet powers, Putin’s dictatorial powers). The proposal seeks to activate a contemporary res publica, one that dignifies quotidian voices and elevates public consciousness to latent murmurs of new revolutionary potentialities. (04)
Takashi Yamamoto, President of CWS partner Peace Boat, points to a map of Ishinomaki, indicating the areas hardest hit by the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan on March 11, 2011.
Photo: CWS
Mentre continua il corso di visual e architectural mapping cominciano i rilievi per gli spettacoli finali nei comuni partner del progetto.
Abbiamo iniziato con il castello di Brunforte a Loro Piceno...
BLACKLISTS
Photo : Sébastien Moitrot, CC NC-SA 4.0
Inspired by “forbidden libraries”, also known as Inferno, the Blacklists project is a directory of the prohibitions of the Internet: a collection of restricted websites used for the automatic detection of traffic considered illicit or licentious.
Just like the intent of Inferno for books, Blacklists points out the sidelining of content that could be dangerous for the very survival of the system. Deployed in the form of an encyclopedia, this collection reveals a cultural, social and ideological model of our society through what should not be seen.
Conception: DISNOVATION.ORG
Mapping activities and the community planning for conduct of the PVCA
Photo by Shane C. Naguit for Samdhana
A map printed on various sheets of A2 tracing paper showing the top importers, exporters, producers and consumers of oil around the world.
Mentre continua il corso di visual e architectural mapping cominciano i rilievi per gli spettacoli finali nei comuni partner del progetto.
Abbiamo iniziato con il castello di Brunforte a Loro Piceno...
Video mapping on logo (polystyrene) and rough wooden structure.
Directed by: Barthélemy Antoine-Loeff & Alexandra Petracchi
with some precious help of Philippe Chaurand
Production: iduun / studio gühmes for Rinck
Made with MapMapMap module for Modul8 by iduun
See more: www.guhmes.com
© iduun - studio guhmes and right reserved Rinck 2010
Before the arrival of the hordes of helpers for the installation of an piece of large artwork above Clonmel, County Tipperary, Ireland.
This weekend AJ, Dane, and Tom are headed to the State of the Map conference in Denver to talk about how we use OpenStreetMap in our mapping work and particularly TileMill and TileStream. AJ will present on this map template - OSM bright.
Details at ds.io/rkdJrd .
dialog mapping was developed by Horst Rittel, among others, as a method for addressing "wicked problems"
The mapping technique uses a satellite to capture high-resolution images of a specific area from two angles. Then, the NASA Ames Stereo Pipeline software creates an elevation map with accuracy of a few feet. This example shows Mount Baker. Image Credit: David Shean/University of Washington/DigitalGlobe/NextView License