#psychogeography

#psychogeography

She wrote it down and kept returning to it, consumed by the ideas it evoked of mapping feelings and place, and the correlation between geography and experience - a kind of emotional cartography. At the same time, she'd been thinking about psychogeography and the practice of exploring our environments guided solely by subjective impulses and the desire to generate chance encounters and uncover hidden histories and memories.

"The entire ladder pulled away from the wall, and swung out about 3 feet," Law said. "If I'd gone any further, the ladder would've folded and I would've fallen 40 feet to my death ... That was a near miss."