Atlas on the inside out
In Atlas on the Inside Out, a shift in the viewer’s perspective proposes a change in the perception of the map.
The map is drawn so that the viewer sees it as if they were positioned inside it, while the information on the map seems suspended in the air. The texts with the names of cities, seas, countries, latitudes, and longitudes seem detached from any surface, while political borders and geographical boundaries disappear from the cartographic representation.
Atlas on the inside out — Iberian Peninsula Digital priting on photographic paper 105x150cm 2024
Atlas on the inside out — Catalunya Digital priting on photographic paper 76x68cm 2024
Photos: Roberto Ruiz