There’s something so evocative about the use of maps or map-like forms in expressing personal connections. We grow up with a vague understanding of our place in the context of city, country, continent, planet and so it feels like there is always this resonance to references to land and place and time.
I always hesitate to make comparisons between artists' work so I hope this lands as a compliment for you…
But in seeing your work I thought of the work of my friend Jemma Hostetler who has often worked under the pseudonym Prate. Her work often explores maps, topography, flow, and connection.
There’s something so evocative about the use of maps or map-like forms in expressing personal connections. We grow up with a vague understanding of our place in the context of city, country, continent, planet and so it feels like there is always this resonance to references to land and place and time.
Agreed!
It's also interesting to me…
I always hesitate to make comparisons between artists' work so I hope this lands as a compliment for you…
But in seeing your work I thought of the work of my friend Jemma Hostetler who has often worked under the pseudonym Prate. Her work often explores maps, topography, flow, and connection.
https://www.jemmahostetler.com/prate-computer-channel
Very cool- thank you for sharing her work!