c.c. o'hanlon (@ccohanlon.bsky.social)

"...all this public ire about anti-homeless spikes is channeling a submerged and more complex disquiet about the increasingly regimented and disciplinarian nature of public space. It’s more complex because these things are there for our safety: we’re being looked after..." – Alastair Bonnett

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Beyond the Map: Spikescapes and Wild Strawberries Geography is getting stranger: the map is breaking up. Now we need to attend to the unnatural places, the escape zones and gap spaces, sites of bewilderment and unease. https://placesjournal.org/article/beyond-the-map-spikescapes-and-wild-strawberries/

7 days ago