Megan Walch: Verge

This is a visual model for ‘the many’. These bodiless networks are an analogy for lines of communication and interaction which are becoming repeatedly more abstracted and encoded by technology. We are both more interconnected and isolated than ever before. A section of lawn or nature-strip is domestic and banal, verge refers to being on the brink of events that involve us all regardless of race, gender or socio-economic group – it is no longer about the isolated individual and ‘the revolution’ begins at home.