Suffolk psychogeophysics summit

The Suffolk Psychogeophysics Summit presents an intense week-long
series of interventions, field trips, open workshops and evening
discussions led by international artists and researchers exploring the
Suffolk countryside through the interdisciplinary lens of
psychogeophysics, defined as the combining of psychogeographic
techniques (methods of wandering) with the study of geophysical traces
(geophysical archaeology, the revealing of place).
Open events within the week include practical workshops in building
simple geophysical measurement devices from recycled materials, the
construction of “ghost” detectors to be tested on the streets of
Ipswich and experiments within high voltage photography of rocks and
minerals. Fieldtrips will build on discussions and techniques
established during these workshops, undertaking studies at specific
Suffolk locations of interest (such as Rendlesham forest, Bawdsey Manor, Orford Ness); the measurement and mapping of
qualitative psychic, physical and geophysical data.