Then, there, later, here, now, everywhere
A research project that examines the concept of synchronisation in the context of space-time relationships. Sandford Fleming’s first record of the need for a single time-calculating system is against visual material, the screen shots of surveillance cameras made simultaneously in each time zone.
The distribution of the images on the time zone map according to their geographical location reflects the inadequacy of the system.
The structure of the printed publication is a copy of the map. Pages have different lengths, images collide with each other just like time zones on a map.
The book covers a series of time zones. Reflecting time metaphors. M (-12) Y (+12).
The book contains archival material — Sandford Fleming’s first attempt to draw a map of time zones.
A typographical map of time zones based on the signatures in the book.
Calamemo (reference to the entire book)
