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Map Relief

48" x  24"

rolled paper w/ gesso 



texture

(in process)

           This map is representative of my trip to France this past summer. The shape is roughly the same as that of France itself, but not exactly. Each individual paper tube is placed in direct relation to the places I visited--the most significant of those places being Paris. The color is representative of the buildings and architecture that are seen throughout France.
          The map itself is made of paper board, shredded paper, black ink, charcoal, and gel medium. The paper circles are made of gesso, wood glue, and rolled paper.

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