Deep Mapping: Lea Valley the Anthropocene and Liminality
Websites of Interest, 2025
Action PyramidA stereo pair of underwater microphones immersed in the River Lea at Cody Dock relaying a hidden and otherwise imperceptible aquatic soundscape to a dedicated on-site listening post, as well as via a live stream online. Installed by artist Tom Fisher, aka Action Pyramid.
Gasworks Dock Partnership is a registered charity and social enterprise formed to act as a vehicle for the community led regeneration of Cody Dock and our local waterways.
Lee Valley Regional Park is a 26 mile long park running through London, Essex and Hertfordshire packed full of adventure from stunning and scientifically important open spaces to epic sporting experiences plus local history around every turn.
paula roush is an artist and researcher whose work spans photobook publishing, installation, and participatory practices. She is the founder of msdm [mobile strategies of display & mediation], a platform dedicated to the intersections of art, curation, and publishing. Her practice is rooted in place-based research and shaped by hydrofeminist and decolonial perspectives, engaging with questions of ecological and social justice.
Bring the Garden into the Darkroom
An exploration of Eco-Processing Film from Phytograms to Organic Developers
You don’t need a darkroom to make phytograms as this technique relies on the chemical reaction between plants and photographic emulsion and the exposure of your composition to the light of the sun.
Paula Haughney lives and works in the east end with a studio in the Bromley by Bow community centre. This unique position means she is fully accessible to the whole local community.
OpenStreetMap is built by a community of mappers that contribute and maintain data about roads, trails, cafés, railway stations, and much more, all over the world.
Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia that anyone can edit, and millions already have.
The life cycle of polaroid film
Designlife-cycle.com is a work-in-progress project by design undergraduate students at the University of California, Davis - Department of Design. Each of these entries is a group project undertaken by students in DES 40A: Energy, Materials and Design Across Time, a required design history course for the design major.
Sam Vimes ‘Boots’ Theory of Socio-Economic Unfairness
Perhaps one of the most popular quotes from the Discworld series is Sam Vimes’s ‘Boots’ Theory of Socio-economic Unfairness, propounded in Men at Arms.