Map of Me
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https://doi.org/10.15353/acmla.n177.6994Keywords:
Fictional Maps, Imaginary Geography, Personal Cartography, Narrative MappingAbstract
Map of Me is a fictional map showing imagined lands, cities, towns, and water bodies with altered names from the author’s personal interests, including gaming, theater, video streaming, and art. Using paint wash and ink on Stonehenge paper, the piece treats mapping as a playful way to explore identity.
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