I have just finished an article for Qantas magazine where I explored the concept of psychogeography. Originally proposed as a theory by French social revolutionary Guy Debord in the mid 1950s psychogeography is about unconventional exploration that defies town planners and eschews normal everyday practices to make every journey an adventure.
Particularly big right now in London, "explorer-artists" meeting in subterranean passages to share their experiences in drain and train infrastructure, abandoned silos and other "off Limits" infrastructure around the world.
I made contact with Australian Cave Clan founder Doug who, in addition to sharing some very claustrophobia-inducing stormwater drain experiences with me, organized for other Clan members to send me some incredible photos of Australian drains and tunnels. Here are shots of down under Down Under, Australia as you will never see it in the postcards!
Particularly big right now in London, "explorer-artists" meeting in subterranean passages to share their experiences in drain and train infrastructure, abandoned silos and other "off Limits" infrastructure around the world.
I made contact with Australian Cave Clan founder Doug who, in addition to sharing some very claustrophobia-inducing stormwater drain experiences with me, organized for other Clan members to send me some incredible photos of Australian drains and tunnels. Here are shots of down under Down Under, Australia as you will never see it in the postcards!
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