Folded Map Chicago

Project Details

Project Name
Folded Map Chicago
Location
ChicagoIl
Architect
Borderless Studio
Project Types
Exhibit
Project Scope
New Construction
Shared By
Madeleine D’Angelo
Project Status
Built
Year Completed
2018

Project Description

FROM THE ARCHITECTS:

Inspired by and in collaboration with Tonika Lewis Johnson's Folded Map photography project, Borderless designed an interactive map installation of Chicago to visualize the powerful geographic component of this project.

As part of Folded Map, Tonika connected residents in the South Side of Chicago –focused in Englewood– with their corresponding North Side addresses, their "twin address", using Madison Avenue as the zero-coordinate to mirror their location on the opposite site of the city. This interactive map aims to complement the photographic and video documentation by enabling visitors to reflect about their own understanding of Chicago's quality of built environment, and their contrasting conditions in the South or North Side.

More about Folded Map Project:

Tonika Johnson Photographer & Activist

Project Credits:
Project: Folded Map Chicago
Architects: Borderless Studio
Organization: Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA)
Exhibition curated by: Natasha Ritsma
Lead artist: Tonika Lewis Johnson
Collaborators: Valerie Wong, Lily Hernandez

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