#psychogeography

A journey to West London

A tiny London winter landscape, the view from the Corner Bar at Tate Modern. I walked through the village after Creative Work Hour, checking when the post is collected from the two post boxes in the village,

Little by little, things change.

The future is already here, just poorly distributed, mixed with manifestations of the past and now.

When it's more bumping along the bottom than soaring for the heights.

Notes on Art, Lads, and Other Spectacles

The benefit of public libraries.

Behind the scenes: research, tools, preparation and planning, an anecdote.

Milk-teeth channelling of Jack Kerouac, only not as handsome.

My writing studio about 8.30am on an Autumn day. Behind my table and chair, the steps to nowhere from when this space was originally the garden of the house on the corner. It must have been an enormous

I am the Founder of the International Psychogeography Institute. I took the photo and designed this postcard. I send them all over the world, and get postcards in return! Every postcard I receive is scanned

Discussing territoriality with a robin, the difference thirty years makes to a man exploring his environment. You'll hear me mention a "metaphor bank" the term Russell actually uses is an

Hi Steemians! I haven't talked a whole lot about Psychogeography on here as of yet. Just one post so far! I am the founder of The International Psychogeography Institute, which sounds more important than

Port Covington is a large area in South Baltimore that is abandoned. I had heard about the planned development there but I had to look it up on Google maps to find out where it was. It is somewhat amazing

"Psychogeography is the study of the effects of geographical settings, consciously managed or not, acting directly on the mood and behaviour of the individual". (Source) Psychogeography research