The Tracking Project investigates the recognition and gathering of trace – evidence which is perceived, sometimes even inadvertently and subconsciously, and which exposes the bias and direction of a culture’s migration. This dispassionate accumulation of trace invests a tracker, as with a guide, in support of their unique temporal voyage that occurs within this mass movement.
The tracker is not anxious but is aware, not suspect but attentive, is silent yet present. Simultaneously, a tracker carries the acknowledgement – maybe blasé – of a regard for the inevitability of consciousness, of the impotence of control, and of the curiosity toward an objective. Not so much acquiescence, this acknowledgement proposes the acceptance of a question around the relative importance of one’s negotiation toward death. It begs the presence of the super real extra-durational instant and broaches the internal dispute between one’s appreciation of wonder and the enduring threat of its potential homicide
Tracking the Right to Exist
10 Tracker Questions
The Tracking Project
Tracking Images
