Feedback Chain | What's Your Circulatory Map?
Draft of a workshop poster for an exhibition with urbz.
We live in a world where distances are diminishing. It is not uncommon for a person to be born in one place, grow up in another, move to a new place to study, work and continue to keep the links between all these different places.
Especially on a platform like this one, there are so many of us from different parts of the world, each of us only a few clicks away from one another. Our paths are already interlinked. The interaction that the Feedback Chain could offer is a perfect experiment to visualise all our criss-crossing trajectories.
Here's how this works.
Tell me in the comments section about your personal trajectory. What are the different places that have been a part of your life?
Just the names. It can be as close as two cities that you travel between or as far as the poles of the earth.
Here are mine.
Chennai > Tours > Chennai> Bombay> Geneva > Bombay > Seoul > Chennai > Seoul
I'm going to use all the comments from this post to add more lines to that map. It all depends on the comments so hit that button below and tell me what are the places in your life!
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