2012
2011
2010
2009
2007
2006
Polar Wandering
Layla Curtis spent three months in Antarctica carrying out an extensive psycho-geographical exploration and creating a continuous line drawing charting her journey.
Longitudinal and latitudinal data recorded on a personal GPS tracking system was logged on the project website to create a 27,856 mile long, interactive web based drawing embedded with photographs and drawings.
A suite of 10 limited edition screen prints, focusing on specific points and incidents along the line were also produced.
Layla Curtis was awarded an Arts Council England International Fellowship to Antarctica jointly sponsored by The British Antarctic Survey. This project was developed in collaboration with Locus+.
2004
Message in a Bottle from Ramsgate to the Chatham Islands
2003
2002
2001
Hemisphere Tracings (Northern Hemisphere, Southern Hemisphere), 2001
Ink on tracing paper, drawing in two parts 59cms x 59cms each
Cab Routes
One Week in London
Cab Routes One Week in London traces the routes made by cab driver Jason Brown as he ferried passengers across London during a specific week. Created before GPS navigation systems were commonplace in London taxis, the artists asked the cab driver to keep a record of his journeys using a red felt tip pen to draw onto photocopied maps of the city. The resulting lines are animated to create a one minute drawing.
Cab Routes One Week in London was commissioned by Cab Gallery - a project curated by Paul Stolper and Jason Brown.
