"Cosmic View The Universe in 40 Jumps" 1957 1st Edition by Kees Boeke

Inspired "Powers of Ten" film by Charles and Ray Eames

Every ten seconds we view the starting point from ten times farther out until our own galaxy is visible only a s a speck of light among many others.
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E. Wenz, « Les Sables d’Olonne. Effet de vague se déroulant en un quintuple liseret. Photo. En cerf-volant », papier au gélatino-bromure d’argent, 25 août 1906.

E. Wenz, « Les Sables-d’Olonne », publié dans le Rapport officiel de la Première Exposition Internationale de locomotion aérienne, 1909.

"In Free Fall: A Thought Experiment on Vertical Perspective" by Hito Steyerl → Text

navigation record on google earth from 3D mode

navigation record on google earth from 2D overview mode

“Architectural Design at the Time of Anthropocene: A Gaia-graphic Approach to the Critical Zones” by A. Arènes
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Nadar, première photographie aérienne 1907

overview scan - plastic research

What if Google Maps went live... by Moniker studio
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Indirect flight by Joe Hamilton
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A. Moles et E. Rohmer, Psychologie de l'espace
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Digital territory- plastic research

Digital territory- plastic research

Expression (carto-)graphique by Martin Paegelow
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La loi proxémique et les effets de grossissement par Moles et Rohmer (1978)
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overview scan - plastic research

La typologie des coquilles de l'homme par Moles et Rohmer (1978)
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Case extraite de "On a marché sur la lune", Hergé 1954

Earth seen from space, new images of NASA
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Anti -globe par Bruno Latour
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Urban Echos by lust. Now that we are familiar with being connected digitally, the physicality of our interactions becomes important again.
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"wei or die" interactive film by simon bouisson - multiple cameras and viewpoints
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The Planet as your canvas by studio Moniker
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Detail of the map highlighting underground structures in The Hague by Lust
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Work on several atlases revealed to us the rhetorical powers of the map. The condensed presentation of different types of information within one layered image appeals instantly to the reader’s imagination. Map by Joost Grootens
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Patterns from overview of satellite image

Exposition "vues d'en haut", Pompidou Metz
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Lunatick, which is produced by Acute Art, uses data collected by NASA to map a real and interactive journey, leaving Earth to pass through the atmosphere, stratosphere, the asteroid belt, and into outer space.
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Lithuanian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale - Rugilė Barzdžiukaitė, Vaiva Grainytė and Lina Lapelytė: Sun & Sea (Marina)
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Wolkenstudien | Cloud studies | Etudes des nuages by Helmut Völter, Spector Books / 272 pages / 28,00 cm x 21,00 cm

Visitors to Factory of the Sun will feel obliged to make jokes about the 1982 sci-fi film Tron. Hito Steyerl’s most recent work plays in a dark room overlaid with a grid of fluorescent blue light, suggesting nothing so much as the lurid cyberspace where a young Jeff Bridges – having been sucked from the “real world” into the interior of an arcade game – battles for his freedom against a misanthropic machine intelligence. Reclining beach chairs scattered about the room only encourage reference to a movie about the descent of leisure into violence. | by Hito Steyrel

How Not To Be Seen A Fucking Didactic Educational by Hito Steyrel presents five lessons in invisibility. As titles that divide the video into distinct but interrelated sections, these lessons include how to: 1. Make something invisible for a camera, 2. Be invisible in plain sight, 3. Become invisible by becoming a picture, 4. Be invisible by disappearing, and 5. Become invisible by merging into a world made of pictures.
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