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St Helen;'s Supermarket

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Ritualistic journey with the family, after interview with mum asking her more about the journey.

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Mapping out the landscape through the buildings and places I have a personal connection with

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Can I map out my local area using emotion? My personal connection to the buildings around me rather than throughs data and more traditional maps.

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1d.) Looking at my Dad's photographs of every day ritual aspects that show an emotional side of the landscape,

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1c.) Brutalist Architecture and Psycho Geography

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1c.) Brutalist Architecture and Psycho Geography

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Looking back at the interview with my dad, and how you can map an area due to emotion.

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Westway was very controversial in being built ,4 years fo construction and 'the sounds of the Westway were described as a wartime experience.

Therefore 23 acres under the Westway were given to the community.

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Interview with dad about history of Under the Westway

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AREAS OF IMPORTANCE TO ME - Wormwood Scrubs

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The large community events held BY the community after construction of Westway.

Became a culturally importance place, known as 'concrete jungle' , 'sounds of the Westway' being sung by the Clash.

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1b. Photographs from Under the Westway in the 70s

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1b. Photographs from Under the Westway in the 70s

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'Under the motorway was at first just dead cats, rubbish people dumped and no one cleaned it. My idea was to have an archetypal figures and landscapes to bring a sense of freedom to the concrete bays'

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Examples of how the community used space, but the absurdity of it being under the motorway. These are all examples of the Nursery.