I work on mapping the Internet space since 2014. This research took the shape of three distinct projects : The Critical Atlas of the Internet (books, posters and website, 2015), Blockchain, an Architecture of Control (Video, 2016) and The Two Webs (drawings, 2017).

PRESS
Neural #65, Redirecting Networks - Beyond Lines and Nodes: Louise Drulhe's Critical Atlas of the Internet, Jan 2020
Mediapart - Louise Drulhe cartographie le web caché, Nov 2018
Le Monde diplomatique #747 - Espèces d’espaces, Juin 2016
Furtherfield - The Critical Atlas of the Internet – An interview with Louise Drulhe, Juin 2016
Internetactu.net - Quelle est la forme d’internet ?, Mai 2016
Makery - Les espèces d’espaces d’Internet selon Louise Drulhe, The Internet, as spatialized by Louise Drulhe, Mai 2016
Azimuts #44, WDCTATSTW, 2016
Étapes #228, Nov 2015

Through a series of hypotheses, this Critical Atlas of Internet aims to develop 15 conceptual spatialization exercises. The purpose of the atlas is to use spatial analysis as a key to understanding social, political and economic issues on Internet by applying assumptions such as: Internet is a dot, Internet’s relief is shaped and controlled, Internet is a dumb network, etc.

As is the case of internet space, the construction of the Atlas is based on digital architecture. It is a unique computer code with an infinite number of display possibilities, both online (website) and on paper. In an idea of responsive print, the publishing has an adaptive format. Based on the CSS print rules, the layout is generated automatically for each new format, and continually adapted and readapted from book to poster format.