Again, I think back to when I originally saw footage when you were working on the "driving" portion and still love this idea. I remember you discussing how you could further push this piece and wonder if maybe you can extend it further into a more interactive nature like your other work. While viewing online, here on Vimeo, I think of the first thing I did when I moved to the Northeast in the summer of 2005. I went to a public exhibition of Janet Cardiff's work "Her Long Black Hair" (publicartfund.org/pafweb/projects/05/cardiff/cardiff-05.html)--a site-specific piece in NYC's Central Park. Like her work, I'm interested in seeing how your disposable camera work might extend towards more of a physical experience like your audio work. I can't help but want to be a pretentious iPhone user and wish that I can view this on an iTunes App that simultaneously gives me a map to follow as I view a video piece made like this that was filmed on the same journey I'm embarking on. I have always been captivated by the ephemeral nature of your work and wonder what it would be like to be fully engrossed in it as participant and viewer simultaneously.

i voted.

yeah pretty awesome - you know I was listening to "no being disgusting" while watching this and they totally sink!

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