From A-Z: an Alphabetarium of Resistance

To map a place is to reveal and simultaneously undo. Some maps seek clarity and borders, perceptions of common understanding, counteracting thresholds and 'non-spaces'. Maps are the prerequisite for bordering forms of geopolitics and increasingly activate technologies of surveillance. Maps attune one to a particular way of knowing that reinforces what is valued as knowledge, what is deemed knowable, usually for the extraction of goods or accessibility, such as for tourism and against vernacular forms of memory. To find the unknown within structures of the known requires time. To make one's own memory in a place, spatially and otherwise disoriented upon arriving: when you get lost, you will start to know it.

Here I map the initials of my name, from A to Z and in-between.