On Comparisons in Map Art

The series of collages created for this issue combines satellite images of the Interior of British Columbia (Sentinel-2 images via Planet Labs) with data visualizations representing land use and agricultural production on a global scale. The collages contrast the optical space of satellite imagery with modernist approaches to form, as disparate aspects of mapping technique. A descriptive text accompanying the series outlines historical context for the process of mapping through aerial surveys in Canada.

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On Comparisons in Map Art

Sydney Hart, Emily Carr
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On Comparisons in Map Art

Sydney Hart, Emily Carr
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Abstract

The series of collages created for this issue combines satellite images of the Interior of British Columbia (Sentinel-2 images via Planet Labs) with data visualizations representing land use and agricultural production on a global scale. The collages contrast the optical space of satellite imagery with modernist approaches to form, as disparate aspects of mapping technique. A descriptive text accompanying the series outlines historical context for the process of mapping through aerial surveys in Canada.

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