What is a map

Maps are figurative representations of dimensions, attributes and relations of things in the physical or logical world, reproduced at a scale smaller than life-size.

Anything can be mapped and most things are places, businesses, galaxies, histories devices and databases.

The subject-matter of a map is measured, named and ordered and represented with a language of pictorial description.

Why mapping The Waltz

Maps give us the power to define the work of Camille in his own terms and write a singular vision onto the landscape.

Maps give the readers the simple ability to look beyond the horizon. The revelatory characteristic of a good map derives from its encompassing vision, contained within a single consistent pictorial model.

The map provides a view that slides between panorama and detail. We obtain a vision of a space that we may never have seen, or divine a previously unseen pattern in things we thought we knew intimately.

In this way we picked up some fundamental elements from the sculpture and build up the visual scores that lead all the performance.