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Every Baseball Diamond in Manhattan |
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125 Swimming pools |
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10 Waterslide Configurations |
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97 Nuclear Cooling Towers |
Artist Jenny Odell's medium of choice is Google, namely Google Earth and Google Street View. In this series she explores the way that satellite photography - ie something inhuman and from very far away taking a picture - is actually very revealing about our humanity and the marks we humans have left on our planet. See her site here for more:
Jenny Odell I just love how beautiful and fragile she makes the things she shows in this way.
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