I found an interesting image uploaded by an individual from Gwangju on google map—a ghostly image of feet near the democracy plaza where an uprising and massacre happened. These images were uploaded by different people tagging him/herself on the the physical space and also in virtual space. Gwangju Uprising was a major event in the social and political history of South Korea, and it happened in 1980, the year that I was born. In 1986 when the People Power Revolution in the Philippines happened, I was 6 years old and until now, many revolutions have been executed in different places around the world. This made me question how many revolutions were organized by the people? Then I turned to Wikipedia and searched for the list of staged uprisings and demonstrations around the world starting from 1980 to now…From this list, I travelled to the places of protests and revolutions using google maps and searched for images of people that are half erased—they are faded and have blended to the background—mostly street, land, nature, and so on, creating an eerie feel. These images are a result of a 365 degrees un-proportioned stitching of the uploaded image to the web—an automatic process done by google maps—making them distorted by technology.” Cyberspace thus becomes a retroactive, speculative sphere: spirits and ghosts of the revolutions—all this happened on the streets, in parks, plazas, physical public spaces with a demand for presence, a rhetoric of space.