1. memory mapping

2. 1787, Paolo Mascagni
Study of Lymph System

3. Annette Messager, 1987
Mes Trophees (My
Trophies),
Illustrated “map of
tenderness”
Featuring a woman’s
emotions and
parts of her anatomy.

4. Nancy Graves, 1972, Lithographs on Geologic Maps of Lunar Orbiter and Apoll
Sites.

5. Guillermo Kuitca

6. Guillermo Kuitca

7. Julie Mehretu

18. Assignment:
Tell the story of your memory using:
- Some type of map.
- Personal symbols/objects.
- Personal/symbolic colors.

19. Ask yourself:
-What kind of map will you use? Memory
Map? Google Earth? Subway? Street?
Topographical? Personal? Architectural?
-What kind of symbols and/or objects will you
use? People, plants, flowers, signs, places,
patterns, shapes, abstracted, invented, et
cetera….?
-What colors are meaningful to your memory?

20. Homework:
Create 3 sketches that utilize the
“map” somehow and illustrate
(though not necessarily figurative or
chronologically) your memory.
Focus on asymmetry focal point
personal symbology

21. Beatriz Milhazes

25. Franz Ackerman

26. Julie Mehretu

29. For more map ideas:
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