Land Art collaborations in the Great Basin Landscape using global positioning
system (GPS), database, artist made geographic information systems (GIS), and painting technologies.
by Paula Poole and Brett Stalbaum
The Silver Island Bunker Trail: Hike Like a Bot!
Silver Island Bunker Trail: Hike Like a Bot!, a GPS guided public wilderness trail near Wendover Utah, perhaps the first hiking trail designed by a game bot. Tooele County UT, March 26th 2K7.
Rush Creek Wilderness Trail
The Rush Creek Wilderness Trail, possibly the first computationally derived, unofficial public wilderness trail. (2006)
Primary and Other Remote Locations
Primary and Other Remote Locations, pattern-matching the landscape on Lemay Island and the Silver Island Mountains, Box Elder County UT. (2005)
Installation
Silver Island Bunker Trail Sign, 3x3 foot sign with Ondura roofing, height 7 feet, permanant installation a the Center for Land Use Interpretation Wendover Complex (2007)
Rush Creek Wilderness Trail, Phase 1 side, 36x36 sign with asphalt shingle roof, 74 inches height (2006)
For detailed information on all paintersflat.net projects.
Featured on DVD: At Your Service: Escaping the Progress Trap in the current issue of
Art Lies magazine.
New Project: Silver Island Bunker Trail on the BLM
Silver Island Mountain National Backcountry Byway (2007)
Translation of Database Logic(s) and Landscape Art
in Derivas: cartografias do ciberespaço,
Săo Paulo: Annablume, 2004, ISBN: 85-7419-456-5, Lucia Leăo ed.