This book maps human perimeters within the changing aspects of reality, and involves distortions and perspective, probability and space relations, transformations and interactions of phenomena.
Three booklets in a single slipcase, all with a thematic focus on reading and book collections in New York City, including the author's own library. The second book is constructed from a map of New York City with cut-outs and collaged sentences from other books laid atop.
Searching for Ludwig Wittgenstein is two-sided fold-out map that documents the geographic site of a small hut overlooking the the fjords of Norway where Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein would go to work in solitude.
Richard Long takes nature treks, creating site-specific works along the way. Combining photography and simple recordings of what he sees, Long provides drastic vistas of various landscapes and creates maps that allow readers to follow his path.
This book is the first atlas that matches our darkest feelings. Started on the hugely popular Instagram account Sad Topographies that spread sadness worldwide, this collection of 89 maps is inspired by Google Maps.
