This is my second blog regarding my residency at Joya: Arte + Ecologia. My previous blog explored 'land & environmental art'. I am particularly interested in the relationship between the map and the terrain, and this blog focuses on mapping Joya - starting with Joya’s longitude & latitude: 37.763696, 2.070142.
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Land & environmental art (ahead of Joya Residency)
I was announced as University of Art London's Environment International Artist Residency Programme resident artist at Joya: arte + ecología in 2017. This blog includes some of my preparatory work for the Residency, taking place in the Autumn of that year.
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Source: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/apr/17/receding-glacier-causes-immense-canadian-river-to-vanish-in-four-days-climate-change
Climate change research: memory, adaptation
Some ideas connecting climate change and memory. This seems to pivot around human experience and interaction with climate change, so have also included some maps on adaptive capacity/vulnerability to climate change. These ideas were developed ahead of the Imperial Science Festival event, although ultimately not used then. Storing them for a later time...
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Map without any projection. Source: http://www.legallandconverter.com/images/world.jpg
Research on map projections (ahead of Imperial Science Festival)
This blog highlights some light research on mapping projections conducted ahead of the Imperial Science Festival. Includes maps and links to the main projections including Peters, Mercator, Robinson, Winkel Triple.
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