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Stones of Arran
Tim Robinson didn’t invent deep mapping but he refined it to the nth degree with The Stones of Arran. Here’s an interview with him. Stones of Aran: Pilgrimage, the first volume of Tim Robinson’s comprehensive account of Árainn, the largest of the Irish Aran Islands, was first published in 1985, followed in 1995 by Stones of Aran:… Continue reading Stones of Arran
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The Deep Map app — Livingmaps Network
An introduction to the ‘deep map reference tool’ available to download free via the links below. Aimed at those making immersive but embodied GPS-triggered app walks using digital content (for example sound, images and film) it can also guide those making MP3 experiences. The reference tool was developed during Lucy Frears’ PhD practice-based research titled ‘Unlocking Landscape
“Easter Sound-day” Spring Treasure Hunt
This Easter, a local sonic walk was created within a 2-km radius of participants’ homes, featuring three hidden sound "eggs" of spring to discover via GPS and headphones. Conceived during Ireland’s lockdown to offer a socially distanced, playful experience, the project was initially set up in six locations around the village and later reduced to two starting points.
