This blog is dedicated to the experiences of visual media spectatorship in spaces. As we stroll the urban streets or speed down the highway, media screens come into our visual fields in ways that fundamentally change and alter our relationship to both public and private space. This blog reflects on those intersections in daily life, media culture, and art through short-form reflection pieces and photographic essays.
The hope is that this practice will encourage and inspire my current dissertation research into this field, rather than become another online distraction from the arduous process of PhD completion.
Thank you for passing by.
Doug Aitken’s SONG 1
Projection at Hirshhorn Museum, Washington, D.C. 2012
Photo: Matt McClain for Washington Post
