notes.husk.org. scribblings by Paul Mison.

2012-04-08

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Sam Griffin, on his artwork The Olduvai Cliff:

“This crypt finds its visual focal point in a neon outline of Buckminster Fuller’s Dymaxion Projection - the flattened version of the polyhedral shape created by the mathematician to display a map of the world. Here it is re-purposed as a religious symbol, geometric shorthand for Fuller’s holistic acknowledgement of the finite nature of natural resources.”

(via iamdanw, Dymaxion map poster extraordinaire). (See also: a Dymaxion map of human migration from east Africa.)

Sam Griffin, on his artwork The Olduvai Cliff:

“This crypt finds its visual focal point in a neon outline of Buckminster Fuller’s Dymaxion Projection - the flattened version of the polyhedral shape created by the mathematician to display a map of the world. Here it is re-purposed as a religious symbol, geometric shorthand for Fuller’s holistic acknowledgement of the finite nature of natural resources.”

(via iamdanw, Dymaxion map poster extraordinaire). (See also: a Dymaxion map of human migration from east Africa.)

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Emirates route map (via iamdanw, geotheory.org).
It’s interesting that this largely means the routes are straight lines, but there’s some grouping near Dubai, and the routes to South America have a discontinuity at the top of the map. You could avoid that, but only by splitting the continents instead. Still, fascinating choices.

Emirates route map (via iamdanwgeotheory.org).

It’s interesting that this largely means the routes are straight lines, but there’s some grouping near Dubai, and the routes to South America have a discontinuity at the top of the map. You could avoid that, but only by splitting the continents instead. Still, fascinating choices.

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