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// New World by Jorge Macchi is a limited edition lithograph created in 2009, with an edition of 50. The artwork presents a series of colorful, abstract landmasses that resemble fragmented maps or islands, each isolated in its own shape and color. The varied hues—ranging from greens and blues to reds and purples—give each form a unique identity, creating a sense of dislocation and unfamiliarity. Macchi’s work often reflects on themes of geography, boundaries, and the way we perceive space, and in New World, he offers a reimagining of maps as subjective interpretations rather than fixed representations. This playful and thought-provoking composition invites viewers to ponder the concept of place and how cartography shapes our understanding of the world.
New World, 2009
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// New World by Jorge Macchi is a limited edition lithograph created in 2009, with an edition of 50. The artwork presents a series of colorful, abstract landmasses that resemble fragmented maps or islands, each isolated in its own shape and color. The varied hues—ranging from greens and blues to reds and purples—give each form a unique identity, creating a sense of dislocation and unfamiliarity. Macchi’s work often reflects on themes of geography, boundaries, and the way we perceive space, and in New World, he offers a reimagining of maps as subjective interpretations rather than fixed representations. This playful and thought-provoking composition invites viewers to ponder the concept of place and how cartography shapes our understanding of the world.
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