Cartographic Grids (Impact)

CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION
A rectangular grid mounted vertically, drawn by hand on a white Mylar sheet. In the center, disconnected grid lines create a ring gap, in the form of a circle. This is one of Geuer’s early geophysical grid maps, where the finely scribed lines are barely visible on the white Mylar unless held up to light. The grid reveals an underlying truth or reality represented by a scientific process, appropriating the basic gridlines of longitude and latitude, and abstracting them to investigate of our sense of place.