Layered Landscapes Lofoten

Anders, Stine, Anna Liisa, Stefanie, Christian, Ingeleiv, Sam, Matt, Lara, Arne, Pia, Livie, Victoria, Arnulf, Eva, Sveinung, Andreas, Stephanie, Soheil, Maria Eugenia, Pernille, Lassi, Jøran, Tone, Gisle & Magdalena at Trevarefabrikken, Henningsvær, February 2017.











#1 complexity

Lofoten introduction & complexity

Anna-Liisa // Caring about place

Eva // entangled connections

Pernille // Boys don’t cry to Fibonacci


#2 imbrication

Imbrication introduction


Andreas // traces


Ingeleiv // Diversity of nature

Victoria // ornithological map/diving seabirds

#3 vulnerability

Vulnerability & the three ecologies

Andreas // Carta Marina anno 2017

Pernille //  the amateur hacker

Livie //  extermination


#4 fieldwork

Field trip: people & places

#layeredlandscapeslofoten


Anna-Liisa // monuments

Lassi // place and colour

Stephanie //  Fragments


DAV

time / AK Dolven 

Matt // lines in the snow

Sam // encounters/reunions

Stine, Arnulf, Sveinung // Washed up over time


#5 flexibility

Contested landscapes


Victoria // Adaptive houses

Eva // tungeskjæring - tongue cutting

Livie // flexibility of ideas

#6 reorientation

nothing is forever / everything is

Stephanie // Conversation piece

Anders // [x,y,z]

Arne // Matching Variables

Sveinung // Collaborations

Livie & Victoria // Conglomerate


Andreas // Heterotopias


Anna Liisa // Kaleidoscope

IMBRICATION

Havstrømmer og teiger

lecture + review

Wednesday april 26

store auditorium

09.30 - 10.30 lecture by Karoline Kalstveit: Liminal devices; A project on borders and territories at Unstad

10.30 -           supplementary review

West Coast Tendencies

#2 Regional identity

Based on aspects of John A. Agnews theories on regional identity. What aspects are creating the regional identities along the west coast of Norway? Focuses on the affiliation towards:

1: The way of speaking and communicating (dialect/language).
2: A common industry as an unity for the people in a place (fishing, oil or other industries).
3: A specific geographical area (Island, fjord, mountain area etc.).

This video is exploring these differences along the coast, from Bergen to Lofoten.

allocation + time

a handful of places from Lofoten

#2 winter relations

#4 - nausea | Livie

Supplementary review #2 imbrication, Monday 6th February

There will be a supplementary review on assignment #2 imbrication on Monday 6th February, 0830-1030, in your studio in 6 1/2:

This session is mandatory for those of you who are going to present, and we look forward to see the work of Eva, Pia, Lara, Sveinung, Stine, Soheil, Arne, Maria and Christian. The session is open for all.

# 2 - imbrication interactional space

TRANSITIONS

#2 Imbrication | Skyscrapers and Scraping the Sky

#2 imbrication: How history changed the landscape of Lofoten | Samping

Key Word: Economic Activities

#2 Influential Freshwater

#2 Diversity of Nature

𖠹sponge forest 

𖠹agriculture

𖠹marin, bunnstrømmavsettning

𖠹productive forest

𖠹unproductive forest

𖠹sand

𖠹shell sand

𖠹bare ground, fresh vegetation 

𖠹bare ground, barren vegetation

𖠹umbellula

𖠹habitation

𖠹corals

𖠹sea pens
𖠹bare mountain
𖠹marine suspension provisions
𖠹fjord landscape, under water
𖠹landslide material
𖠹steep hills
𖠹marin valley

𖠹morain, thick

𖠹diakmiton

𖠹svampsikel

𖠹hexactinellid
𖠹strandflat
𖠹marine ravine
𖠹fresh water
𖠹clay
𖠹marsh
𖠹amphibolite
𖠹mangerittynitt
𖠹diorite to granitic gneiss, migmatite
𖠹granite, granodiorite
𖠹glimmergneis, glimmerskifer, metasandstein, amphibolite
𖠹gabbro, amphibolite 

older version

Map sites:
Norgeskart - geodata
NIBIO - Kilden
mareano
geo.ngu.no

#2 / ornithological map / diving seabirds

Lofoten Landscape Cultivation

traces

The automatic identification system (AIS) is an automatic tracking system used for collision avoidance.
AIS integrates a standardized VHF transceiver with a positioning system such as a GPS receiver. Vessels fitted with AIS transceivers can be tracked by AIS base stations located along coast lines



Live vessel traffic in Lofoten:



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