Saturday, March 21, 2020
"It was only natural for me to document my experience. I decided to map the four walls I was confined in and see where that took me creatively."
Said Gareth Fuller, quoted in "What happens when a map artist goes into quarantine" (CNN). Go to the link to see both his very elaborate artwork depicting cities and his cartoon-style mapping of his own little place. Both levels of art are good, and it resonates with me because it fits my favorite abstract category big and small.
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