Archive
An installation about refugees and wayfinding for the Oslo Architecture Triennale
The disappearance of appearance.
On the history of the Space Blanket, and the stories of technology.
Everything that happened to me; Preview of 2016.
On the connections between atomic history and the surveillance state; big data and the bomb.
Landscapes and literacies.
Plotting the light refracted through official narratives.
Algorithmic Citizenship and the politics of internet domains
Non-human, non-carbon, non, non, non.
An installation and a system for the V&A; and the system of the world.
Visualising the unphotographable spaces of immigration.
An investigation into paranoia, electromagnetism, and infrastructure.
A 1:1 outline of an aircraft, as seen by a satellite.
A magazine, a catalogue, and an LP.
Implicated by association, a newspaper for the V&A.
Changelogs, holograms, and who gets killed.
On seeing through satellites, and catching them out.
On football, machine vision, sports and surveillance.
A hello present to New York City
Watching the deportation flights.
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Booktwo.org is the blog of James Bridle, a book and technology specialist with specific expertise in planning and producing web and new media projects for clients in publishing and the arts. If you'd like to hire me, have a look at my CV and portfolio, and feel free to get in touch.
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Speaking Engagements:
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A complete list of talks, with links, is available.