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Making the Map

November 8, 2010 by Nicholas Hedges

Having completed all the walks the next task is to tranfer them all to tracing paper so that templates can be cut and the map re-made on – or rather with – canvas. Taking the GPS plan, I divided it up into 8 segments, each of which I printed out onto A4 pieces of paper.

8 Sections of the Main Map

I then began scaling each piece up onto A1 heavyweight tracing paper, first marking all the dots and then joining them together. I would like to develop this whole aspect of the work, using the metaphor of sea-faring and map-making generally. Given time constraints however, the process will have to remain absent of any ‘performative’ aspect.

Marking the Dots

Marking the Dots

Having plotted the position of the dots, I then set about drawng in the lines.

Video Work

Video Work

Once copied, I joined the sheets together to make the fullsize version of the map which is now ready to be cut into templates.

Video Work

Filed Under: Artist in Residence Tagged With: A Line Drawn In Water, Artist in Residence, Australia, Everydayness, Family Hedges, Family History, Hedges, Lines, Maps, Stephen Hedges, Stitchwork, Walks

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