David McCallum _ Projects!

• • 2013
  • Critters _ Installation
  • 221, 321, 543 _ Weaving
  • Satin and houndstooth software _ Software
• • 2012
  • Looking Up _ Net Art
• • 2011
  • Powers of Satin _ Textile
• • 2010
  • Neighbourhoodie _ Wearable
• • 2009
  • Knitted studies _ Knit
  • Singing Underwear Workshop _ Workshop
  • Frogr _ Wearables prototype
  • Sounding Space _ Public Art Installation
• • 2008
  • Sign Me a Space _ Installation
  • Harper _ Knit
  • Push _ Music
  • Light Play _ Installation
  • Auld Lang Syne 2008 _ Installation
  • I/O Media _ Group
• • 2007
  • Warbike _ Mobile artwork
  • Palimpsest _ Installation
  • Asteroid B612 _ Video
  • i swallow _ Performance
  • Arse Feck _ Net art
  • Auld Lang Syne 2007 _ Installation
• • 2006
  • Interview with Stelarc _ print
  • Geeks don't know it's psychogeography _ print
  • Cricket Farm _ Installation/performance
• • 2005
  • Your Network is Mine _ Performance
  • Big Like Me _ Webcam Film
  • Dear Diary, Dear World _ Net art
  • Attack of the PANTs _ Workshop
  • You Say Potatoe, I Say Potato _ Performance
  • Hugs _ Group
  • Re _ Group
• • 2004
  • mcfalcon-l _ Group
  • Flexing Swine _ Group
  • Drinking Box _ Group
  • Leark _ Group
• • 2003
  • Bench _ Video
  • Bon Appetit! _ Video
  • A Trip to the Zoo _ Film
  • Deconstructing Evil _ Video
  • Experimental Music at the Grad Club _ Event series
  • The United Empire Loyalist Orchestra _ Group
• • 2002
  • The Immediacy Group _ Group
  • O Canada: Three Hours in One and One-half Minute _ Music
  • MIDI Bear _ Toy
  • The Lumber Dog Trio _ Group

Geeks don't know it's psychogeography

2006

Type

print

Keywords

psychogeography, text, warbike, wifi, locative, wardriving

Entities

Glowlab

Link

http://glowlab.com/lab2/issue.php?project_id=151&issue_name=14

A short piece written for the eleventh installation of Glowlab's online journal, edited by Jessica Thompson. It begins with my explorations walking my childhood neighbourhood with a WiFi packet sniffer, and its effect on my perception of that familiar space. The piece then goes on to summarise the Warbike project and its conception.