suezcanal.xyz

research / systems / works

Research and development practice

Unstable
territories.

Software, maps and field systems for reading how borders, logistics, surveillance and environmental uncertainty shape everyday life.

fieldcentral mediterranean
methoddrift / evidence / counter-map
statusactive research
01 Scroll to enter

Technology is both material and infrastructure.

suezcanal.xyz works through software, images, maps, field devices and public experiments. Projects move from critical inquiry to prototypes and working systems.

The aim is not to smooth over unstable conditions, but to make their structures visible, testable and open to redistribution.

02Selected systemsscroll to sequence
01 / live platformAGPL-3.0

SeaCommons

Evidence at sea.

Distress ingestion, Lagrangian drift modelling, weather context, vessel intelligence and signed forensic records within one open operational stack.

SeaCommons maritime observation and drift interface
drift model6h / 12h / 24h128 particles
02 / evolving mapcounter-geography

Republic

Territory as a claim.

A single evolving map of routes, imagined jurisdictions and unstable borders. Republic uses the visual language of states to question how territory becomes believable.

Republic counter-geography globe interface
routesclaimsjurisdictions
03 / field works2017—ongoing

Works

Research made public.

Installations, simulations and spatial experiments test how infrastructure produces authority, value and distance across institutional and remote conditions.

Embassy installation view Treasury project view Liability project frame
installationsimulationfield research
03ArchiveSelected works

Five ways of testing a territory.

04BlueprintsOpen components

Methods that remain usable.

Technical documentation is part of the work: formats, simulations and system decisions remain inspectable beyond the exhibition surface.