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Stitched Trench Maps II

March 23, 2011 by Nicholas Hedges

I completed my first three stitched ‘trench maps’ today and have popped them in frames ready to be exhibited in Luxembourg. Ideally they wouldn’t be in frames at all and would be presented on a much large scale, but as first versions go I’m pleased. Certainly I can see how I would like to progress them, adding more layers to create kinds of palimpsests.

Filed Under: World War I Tagged With: GPS, Lines, Positioning, Serre Palimpsest, Stitchwork, The Somme, Trench Maps, World War I, WWI

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