I am interested in how, as individuals, we can participate in the detection of the Earth’s atmosphere, space environment and satellites using radio. This research has been reflected in the following works, including talks, writings, workshops, and art projects.
Writing, presentations & workshops
‘Color in Satellite Imagery: An Artist’s Perspective,’ a talk as part of a panel on History of Art: Nature as Tool and Material, at the Center for Book Arts on February 23, 2018. Examples of color capture and use in satellite images are described with four satellite types and four art projects: Satellite Commemorative Prints with Tiros I (vintage satellites), Details from the Least Popular with Hubble Space Telescope, Beachball Antennas with POES (series) and Go GOES Radiotelescope with GOES (series).
‘Outernet and Beachball Antennas: Individuals Using Space Networks,’ a talk as part of Radical Networks, in partnership with Eyebeam, November 5, 2016. How individuals use two satellite systems in the projects Outernet Library Branch – Wave Farm and Beachball Antennas.
‘Space Transmissions’ radio program, WGXC 90.7 FM, Wave Farm, Acra, NY, 2014.
Writings
Outernet
Workshops
Field Day
Software-defined Radio for Artists [here]
Works using radio transmissions
Here GOES Radiotelescope, 2020-now. Ground station at Wave Farm, co-operated with Harry Dove-Robinson
Go GOES Radiotelescope, 2017. Viewers in line with NOAA geostationary satellite see full disk of Earth
Sonic Planetarium, 2017-present. Sound installation, audio model of the stuff in earth’s orbit, in real time
Southern Florida Beachball Antenna Archive, 2017, book containing images received using beachball antennas
Outernet Library Branch - Wave Farm is an Outernet receiving station operating on the grounds of Wave Farm 2016 - 2018
YOU ARE HERE, 2015. Book containing image transmissions received in Yukon Territory, Canada, from weather satellites





