Spending hours and hours scanning satellite imagery, Jenny Odell, then isolates boats, farm silos, pools and parking lots and reorganizes them, creating patterns and canvases that from afar look like blobs and dots but up close, reveal a God’s eye view of our manufactured world. Prints of her Satellite series are currently for sale on 20×200.
Visit her profile page and see all the of the series here.
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What appears to be aerial photographs of suburban sprawl are actually digital illustrations by Ross Racine from his ongoing series entitled, Fictional Suburbia. In fact, the middle image, a symbolic maze of homes and roads is available for sale at the great “affordable art” website 20 x 200.
Visit Ross Racine’s gallery here.
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