‘Geo-graphy’ project
Geo-graphy is an experimental visual art and design project that explores planetary flux, geological temporality, and Anthropocene futures through long-durational media practices. Situated at the intersection of critical geography, geo-aesthetics, and speculative design, the inquiry asks how extending the temporal frame can render imperceptible geological dynamics and ecological shifts legible. The project establishes an experimental design provocation centred on a hypothetical 10,000-year exposure window (315.36 billion seconds), utilising strategically positioned planetary capture devices to visualise deep-time landscape movement. Methodologically, the work functions simultaneously as an interrogation of Anthropocene futures and an engineering provocation into technological durability across epochal timeframes. By translating abstract concepts from the environmental humanities and deep time into a tangible speculative technology framework, the research advances geo-spatial methodologies, offering novel insights into long-term planetary transformation.