First session of the project has now been succesfully completed.
After a brief introduction to the history and theory of Psychogeographical research we visited the Archeolink site at Oyne which is closed and becoming overgrown. The group spent half an hour wandering around the site and recorded and collected found objects.
After we had collected our objects we returned to the studio to lay out and document the found objects.
After we had placed the objects within a 1 metre square frame it was decided to move the work outside to the rear of the Touched by Scotland building. Unfortunately the work was too big to fit through
the doors so we had to cut the work in two.
After discussion it was decided to lay the two halves slightly apart to create a line of clover moving through and interacting the work.
I will document and record the work each day and watch how the weather and natural decay changes the work.
I also intend to spend one hour this week documenting and recording the movement of insects across the work.
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