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Juxtaposes a large map of the world on a Mercator projection with the same image on much smaller scale; a process which comes at the expense of entire countries disappearing; Britain, Iceland, Japan, Indonesia…

78cm² - 3cm²

Photographer - Jurgen Doom

This ring bestows magic powers on its wearer; what would you do with thirty seconds of world power? The object acts as focus for discussion and conversation.

3cm³

Photographer - Inge Panneels

The boat is a symbol of our human instinct to go and explore; the Age of Discovery being emblematic of the our innate need to go and explore and ‘conquer’ the world, setting sail and explore beyond the boundaries of human knowledge; to sail off the map…

78cm² - 3cm²

Photographer - Kevin Greenfield

Commissioned as a visual compliment to an audio tour of the Peebles of John Buchan.

42cm - 21cm

Photographer - Inge Panneels

Based on mapping the micro and the macro; the micro view of a blood vessel is juxtaposed with the macro view of the Mersey estuary: the detail remains oddly similar.

28cm diameter x 2

Photographer - Kevin Greenfield

Silent communication; passers-by unwittingly set in motion a sensor, which triggers colour changes in the lighting, thus reflecting the activity of the building.

2.1m²

Photographer - Inge Panneels

Collaborative project with Jeffrey Sarmiento; a map of Liverpool celebrating the cultural legacy of City of Culture 2008; made with public contributions, embedded in the map.

2.1m x 33cm x 5cm x 6

Photographer - Simon Bruntnell

The Tu Es Hic is the third heart shaped map. All three map pieces have used the heart shaped map projection to express environmental concerns. The projection is a sixteenth century projection but has been used in recent decades to become a symbol of ecological thought.

48cm diameter

Photographer - Kevin Greenfield

Compendium took its inspiration from the influential 1569 Mercator World Map’s form, layout and colouring. The 18 individual glass panes, which make up Compendium, depict the geography of the world of his map and are overlaid with text from the title pages of his book collection. Now in the in the permanent collection of the Mercator Museum, St. Niklaas, Belgium.

2.1m x 1.35m

Photographer - Jurgen Doom

Quadratum (Squaring the Circle) is a contemporary world map using the Mercator projection, depicting 21st century air traffic routes.

48cm² & 48cm diameter

Photographer - Jurgen Doom

The Creation series is a collection of six globes chronicling the coming into being of heaven and earth through creation myths from around the world, four of which are now in the Belfius collection in Brussels, Belgium.

26cm diameter

This series of vessels is based on the idea of sanctuary expressed through sculptural forms, based on egg and nest forms. Together with work by photographer San Cool this was exhibited at the Art-O-Nivo Gallery in Brugge, Belgium in 2013 and a later piece selected for the Young Glass exhibition at Ebeltoft Glas Museum in Denmark in 2007.

26cm diameter