18 November 2011
Iain Borden
essay in MarklinWorld Catalogue, (Amersfoort: Kunsthal Kade, 2011), pp. 12-14.
Essay by Iain Borden.
This short essay explores different mobile experiences of cities and
landscapes, beginning with train journeys in the nineteenth century
before turning to automobile journeys over the last hundred years. In
particular, it focuses on the kinaesthetic qualities of these
experiences - whereby
there occurs a
substantial re-orientation of the experience of time and space, and in
which sight,
senses, intellect, landscape, meaning, creativity and the human body are
all
potentially re-configured.
Published as Iain Borden, 'From Trains to Automobiles:
Motorised Experiences of Landscapes,” MarklinWorld
Catalogue, (Amersfoort: Kunsthal Kade, 2011), pp. 12-14.