
Psychogeography

Machen once again seeks out the strange and otherworldly within our midst – a single street, event or object capable of transforming the most mundane surroundings into something strange or sinister, revealing that point of access, called the Northwest Passage
Merlin Coverley • Psychogeography
Rimbaud was to coin the verb robinsonner, meaning to travel mentally,
Merlin Coverley • Psychogeography
all share a perception of the city as a site of mystery and seek to reveal the true nature that lies beneath the flux of the everyday.
Merlin Coverley • Psychogeography
The successful navigation of such a city is dependent upon the composition of a mental map, which can be transposed upon its physical layout,
Merlin Coverley • Psychogeography
remapping of London through an alignment of those churches designed by the architect Nicholas Hawksmoor.
Merlin Coverley • Psychogeography
wealth and respectability conceal the existence of poverty and depravity.
Merlin Coverley • Psychogeography
the tradition of writer as walker
Merlin Coverley • Psychogeography
the act of urban wandering, the spirit of political radicalism, allied to a playful sense of subversion and governed by an inquiry into the methods by which we can transform our relationship to the urban environment.
Merlin Coverley • Psychogeography
Patrick Keiller’s films London and Robinson in Space