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GPS Maps
The qualities of our journeys are as subtle as the strokes of a pencil.
Our travels are textured as we squiggle on foot, dither at junctions, speed along motorways, and fly through air corridors.

For fifteen years I've record all my journeys with GPS to map where I have been and how I got there.
It is a form of personal cartography that documents my life as visual journal.

My Ghost at CCCB
My Ghost 2000-2015, Giclée on silk for the Sebald Variations exhibition at CCCB [photo © La Fotogràfica scp]


Interview with Jeremy Wood about My Ghost at the Sebald Variations exhibition at CCCB

 

My Ghost 2000-2012
My Ghost 2000-2012, 1:100,000 scale London GPS Map, Giclée print (330x330 mm), Jeremy Wood
Edition of 10, available from TAG Fine Arts

 

My Ghost 2000-2009
My Ghost 2000-2009, London GPS Map, Giclée print (330x310 mm), Jeremy Wood
Edition of 5, available from TAG Fine Arts

 

My Ghost 2000-2006
My Ghost 2000-2006, London GPS Map, Giclée print (330x340 mm), Jeremy Wood
Edition of 20 available from TAG Fine Arts and Tim Bryars Ltd

 

My Ghost 2000-2014
My Ghost 2000-2014, UK data with flights

 

GPS Map 2004
World Flights, GPS Map 2004

Our journeys are shaped by the rules of the landscape.
We route along engineered solutions as defined by paths and boundaries that tweak and tamper with our travels.
At a time when it's getting harder to expience the feeling of being lost perhaps we should try and stray away from recommended routes.

jeremy wood.