Picture the Sky Berlin – August 16 at 11:59

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Picture the Sky is a project by Karolina Sobecka in an attempt to reverse the process of satellite imagery to where we, as one, become a very large 'sociotechnological apparatus' looking up at the sky, an infrastructure for our technology.

The project is a crowdsourced image of the sky. Multiple observers are positioned at GPS coordinates that form the points of a grid. At the moment of the satellite flyover, this Saturday, we take photographs looking directly up. Our images are stitched together to form a single large image, opposite to the one taken by the satellite.

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