Update from Glasgow

Here is an update on the wasteland site in Glasgow City centre. This building uses up every available inch of the site,...

'Rover' - A Space Explorer

Insect Hotels

Insect Hotels installed at Carntyne Wasteland. These are made from material salvaged from the site - scrap metal and...

From Glasgow to Sydney

Mystery artefacts sent to upcoming forum

Resilient Radish

I found this article a few years ago about a radish in Japan which had managed to dislodge a paving slab. It also made...

Update from Glasgow

I have been monitoring the site in Cartntyne almost daily, but due to a different routine the site in the centre of town...

Retracing Steps - Glasgow

While staying in Glasgow I approached the site on Bath Street arriving from the West End. The fencing provided by Avant...

Historical Research

I recently carried out some historical research on my site at 193-195 Pitt Street and 24 Bath Street. The entire...

Shelter

I'm not sure how easy this is to make out from the image but last time I visited the wasteland I came across this...

sign prototype in action, Glasgow

sign prototype

Wildflower in Glasgow

Does it make sense to reply to myself? Perhaps..(maybe this is the process of reflection) Anyway, I made an effort to...

Welcome

Because these sites are fenced off there is an inevitable feeling of anxiety linked to 'trespassing'. To counteract this...

Glasgow in Bloom

Allan Giddy (from Sydney) visited me in Glasgow on his way from Ireland where he recently had a show. We made a visit to...

Trespassing? Go on then, shoot me!

Glasgow, 28 mai 2011 Defying nasty eruptive islandic timetable sabotage, an improvised (and unanounced) speed visit...

Carntyne, Glasgow

Carntyne, Glasgow

There was this wasteland site that I walked through each day on my way to work. It lay between the rail track and Old...