The Opposite of Park

Waking up this morning on the tenth floor of a building in Holborn to sky and rooftops, the tip of Continue reading →

Talk to the Map

A map says up to here and no further. A map says this is all I’ve got to say. A Continue reading →

Other Parks: Prospect Park

It wasn’t even summer yet and already the heat was unbearable. My brother’s flat in Brooklyn was above a fried Continue reading →

The Half-Way Mark

Some facts about Clissold Park: How big is the Park? 54 acres. That’s about 15 times smaller than Central Park, Continue reading →

Repetition is Prayer

A glimpse. A reminder. A prayer. A temple. A god. There are places in the city that orient us, that Continue reading →

An Accumulation of Data Over Time

What is it about maps? Not so much the regular kind of maps, the ones that try to depict things, Continue reading →

A Park w/out a Path, and the New Gym

As if the first sketches were a premonition. As if my return to running in the Park was too good Continue reading →

Clissold Park, a Rough Sketch

As part of the 80 Days project I wanted to have a map of my own. I’m thinking that I Continue reading →