A play on GPS tracking technology, Strange Positioning Systems (SPS) looks at the aesthetic, cultural and psychological peculiarities of positioning the self and collective enterprises in a fluid, electronically - dislocated environment. The neighborhood or village of old no longer exists in the immediate vicinity.  A crossbred community constructed of local and distant relationships, a variety of virtual spaces, and rapidly adjusted identities, ethnicities and even definitions of what constitutes the boundaries of the organism, now replaces it.  We approach this exercise with no delusions that a formal solution exists to settle this state of affairs.  Space is warping beyond repair.  Ethnic identities are cross-breeding with each other and machines.  The future will remain strange.  Constant adjustment,  a sense of permanent tilting, is de rigueur.  We are all using SPS today.