Artist David Thomas Smith has been getting a lot of press inwards the terminal calendar week for his Anthropocene exhibition, currently showing at the Cooper House Gallery inwards Dublin.
Smith's live consists of a serial of Google Maps satellite images cutting up, copied in addition to stitched together to practice what many are describing equally similar Google Maps based Western Farsi rugs. The images hosted on the gallery's website practice await rattling impressive in addition to if yous are inwards Dublin yous should definitely see the exhibition.
However, if yous can't become to Dublin, don't worry equally yous tin recreate this outcome inwards a affair of seconds amongst #rorschmap. #rorschmap uses the Google Maps API to practice a kaleidoscope for whatever place on the Earth. Essentially the application displays the Google Maps satellite persuasion of a place and, using the same regulation of multiple reflection that yous abide by inwards kaleidoscopes, creates an animated Rorschach exam effect.
If that doesn't print yous thence why non endeavour #rorschmap Street View Edition. Just larn inwards your address into the app in addition to yous tin drop-down the rabbit-hole in addition to practice a kaleidoscope from the Street View of your ain home!
