Process book for "Locator"

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Brief Define where you are at a moment in time. Choose the time and place of your location. Using anything from multi media to pieces of string, devise a way of communicationg your position. location to an observer. Consider existing forms of location definition, maps, words, diagrams, charts, performance. GPS ( satellite positioning), lay lines, astronomical views of celestial objects, dance diagrams, the humble “you are here” map sticker, A-Z etc. Mixing or evolving a hybrid of two or more existing locaters, possible forms of interaction by the viewer / observer. Perhps an element of “training” is needed to make the viewer ale to understand, how to define your position.

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Locator


Brain storm

Maps

Chosen subjects

To try to unerstand the logic behind mapmaking and wat type of information is used to display on a map- I asked a friend of mine to describe how to get to his house using well known landmarks. After i tried to visualize my understanding and meet my friend at his house without a call.

During this process i produced few directions for ideas that i would explore deeper in my research.

Instructions

Road signs

Graphs

During this experiment i “tracked� the route of 453 bus from Finchley road to Oxford circus. I used a pen and my hand to transfer the movement of bus onto the paper and visually depict the speed and conditions of the road.

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Me map

During my research I realized that i am becoming more interested in maps as in traditional way of navigation.

Past

Present To step away from my map obsession i wanted to experiment with a more personal way of locating around my lifepast, present and maybe future.

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After loads of idea failures i realized that the most interesting concept for me would be to pervert the existing undergroun system into something less important or maybe alter the information on map and that it only becomes usefull to a specific group of people.

Commuting in London is a huge part of everyone’s life in this city- it costs a lot and doesn’t work on weekends. It is about the time to find out how to dodge the overpriced ticket fees for the service that has disrupted so many lives. London’s first “bendy bus map” is in the process of creation...


Chaos

Order


After years of using London transport i realized that often there are options when one is short of cash. This is the first London’s bendy bus map V.1.0 More research is needed to compliment the empty grid with many more routes that are available.

29 Sudburry Inn

18 Harrow Road

Turnpike Lane

Wembley Central

Finsbury Park

Wood Green Seven Sisters

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38 Clapton Stoke Newington

Isledon Road

Harrow Road Camden Town

Essex Road

Stonebridge Park Mornington Crescent

Hillside Craven Park

Hackney Central

Holloway Prison

Regent’s Park Royal Oak

Kensal Green

Edgware Road

Baker Street

Euston

Paddington Green

Marylebone

Marble Arch

207 Shepherd’s Bush

Southall

Acton High Southall Broadway

Park Lane

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British Library

King’s Cross

Graham Road

Angel & Islington

Essex Road

Great Portland Street

453

Uxbridge Road

Hackney Baths

Warren Street

Regent’s Park

Islington Green

Rosebery Avenue

Euston Square

Goodge Street Thepobald’sRo ad

Oxford Circus Tottennham Court Road

Green Park

Gower Street

Holborn

Leicester Square

Picadilly Circus

Hyde Park Corner

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207 Ealing

Hayes

Trafalgar Square 38

73 Victoria

Westminster

507

507 Old Kent Road

Lambeth North

Bricklayers Arms

Elephant & Castle

For a more sustainable city

New Cross Road New Cross Gate

Deptford Bridge 453

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