Drones, Signals, and the Techno-Colonisation of Landscape

This research project is a cross-disciplinary, creative practice-led investigation that interrogates increasing military interest in the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS). The project’s central argument is that painted visualisations of normally invisible aspects of contemporary EMS-enabled warfare can...

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Main Author: Fox, Kathryn Ann
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2023
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93924
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description This research project is a cross-disciplinary, creative practice-led investigation that interrogates increasing military interest in the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS). The project’s central argument is that painted visualisations of normally invisible aspects of contemporary EMS-enabled warfare can reveal useful, novel, and speculative but informed perspectives that contribute to debates about war and technology. It pays particular attention to how visualising normally invisible signals reveals an insidious techno-colonisation of our extended environment from Earth to orbiting satellites.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-939242023-12-12T04:39:35Z Drones, Signals, and the Techno-Colonisation of Landscape Fox, Kathryn Ann This research project is a cross-disciplinary, creative practice-led investigation that interrogates increasing military interest in the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS). The project’s central argument is that painted visualisations of normally invisible aspects of contemporary EMS-enabled warfare can reveal useful, novel, and speculative but informed perspectives that contribute to debates about war and technology. It pays particular attention to how visualising normally invisible signals reveals an insidious techno-colonisation of our extended environment from Earth to orbiting satellites. 2023 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93924 Curtin University fulltext
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Drones, Signals, and the Techno-Colonisation of Landscape
title Drones, Signals, and the Techno-Colonisation of Landscape
title_full Drones, Signals, and the Techno-Colonisation of Landscape
title_fullStr Drones, Signals, and the Techno-Colonisation of Landscape
title_full_unstemmed Drones, Signals, and the Techno-Colonisation of Landscape
title_short Drones, Signals, and the Techno-Colonisation of Landscape
title_sort drones, signals, and the techno-colonisation of landscape
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93924