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About

Launching July 2026 as a place to showcase psychogeography projects, The Disregarded City is a search for a grounding truth found within urban environments that have escaped the rapid acceleration of an algorithmic society. The spaces left behind, ignored, or built outside the mainstream thirst for profit and curated beauty.

It is an attempt to step away from the constant sensory assault of advertising, media, and marketed lifestyle expectations. Through psychogeographical wanderings, I document locations that offer nothing but peace and stillness amidst an attention economy. Here, structures hold no pretence, no judgment, and no wealth - and ask for nothing in return.

- David

Right turn arrow on empty parking garage floor by david gulliver photography

DOCUMENTING THE COUNTER-AESTHETIC

PHOTOGRAPHY

No expensive gear or flashy tech. Just a Micro Four Thirds setup, used to capture the atmosphere, texture, and psychological weight of a space.

ART

Where photography feels too restrictive, art takes over in the form of heavy charcoal drawings. I'll also venture into satire about the very culture I try to escape.

WRITING

Short posts that serve as field notes—a space to articulate intent, test ideas, and document the thoughts driving the visual work.

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