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streets centered

Neil Freeman is the author of fake is the new real, a collection of work which bridges art and urban planning.

Written by Nick Senske on March 2, 2010

This series of images was created by taking all of the streets in a given city and centering them on the canvas horizontally and vertically. Note the rigidness of the Chicago grid in #2.

streets centered: New York City
New York City
streets centered: Chicago
Chicago
streets centered: Los Angeles
Los Angeles (not to scale with the others)
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Nick — Mar 2, 2010
 
Tagged with: Art, Mapping, Stuff We Like, Urban Planning

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