Tales of Topographic Oceans
Have you ever wondered what the bottom of the ocean looks like? In this a visual ode to the vast unknown depths of the ocean, El Malher, Jonathan Collin and I used geospatial data and Risograph printing to manipulate bathymetry data (ocean floor topography) of the Celtic Sea.
We created 19 individual posters, printed on archival paper, changing the azimuth angle sequentially. Coordinates at the bottom of each poster indicate the precise location within the terrain.
Process
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