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“On The
Map”
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This project has been inspired by city maps. |
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The magic of the map is by linking man to a
place, a view and to a particular space.
This makes the map resemble a painitng.
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Rina Dror has placed herself in the role of
a cartographer - a map drawer |
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The terms “on the Map” or “on the roadmap”
are frequently used in today’s public
speaking and daily conversations. Thus, man
is in center of events, bound to pre-planned
roads and paths. |
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Rina Dror had observed for over two months
people, frequently sitting on benches in
crowded public gardens and streets: people
who are sitting on their own, or reading the
paper etc. Rina tried to wander about their
personality and what it has to do with the
location and space. Rina had begun to put
these people “on the map” by sketching their
body-language on the city map. |
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As a result, city-map paths have become the
underlying layer for human life paths
conjoined in the “Man – Environment – Map”
triangle. |
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This Project is Rina’s personal inner path
to see the world as more than plain
pictures. |
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It may be interesting to see how map
vocabulary is used to describe human
situations, such as: Main road, A dead end,
Shortcut, Cross the bridge, Seek/Lose/Find
my way, Reach the peak, The middle of the
road, Crossroads, On track, and many more. |
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