Bluespace, where water people immerse themselves for thrills, therapy, or thalassography, is constantly fluctuating, influenced by materials, nature, and discourse. Drawing on onto-epistemological aspects of embodied theory-method, we report entangled prototype “cyborg” in situ strategies (mobile, sensory [auto]ethnography, and self-interview) to notice, record, and ultimately create human–water relations, from the perspective of a surfer. Audio/-visual evidence, from multiple perspectives, folding time, and several point-of-view devices, enabled unique insights into voiced thoughts, sights, sounds, and conscious/subconscious practices that occur in surfing. Such insights into the relationships, experiences, and movements of surfers inform research, such as to wellbeing and to the challenges of investigating bluespace. We offer cyborg theory-method for further methodological and onto-epistemological consideration in such relationships, contributing to a growing understanding of more-than-human engagement with watery worlds.

人们在水上沉浸于刺激，疗法或胸膜造影术中的Bluespace不断波动，受材料，自然和话语的影响。利用体现的理论方法的本体论方面的知识，我们报告了纠缠的原型“机器人”的原位策略（移动，感官[自动]人种志和自我采访），以注意到，记录并最终建立人与水的关系，冲浪者的观点。音频/视频证据从多个角度，折叠时间和多个视点设备出发，使人们能够对冲浪中发声的想法，视觉，声音和有意识/无意识的行为提供独特的见解。对冲浪者之间的关系，经历和动作的这种洞察力为研究提供了帮助，例如，对幸福感和调查蓝空间的挑战。