The Atlas of Invisible Spaces is an ongoing photography project focusing on interactions between social and ecological elements, processes and phenomena that are part of our everyday city nature existence.
The atlas makes visible the city’s constructed ground, in its complexities and possibilities. The grounds of the photographs are everyday spaces: streets and sidewalks, curbs, tree pits, vault lights, fences, and crosswalks.
By revealing affiliations between and across categories of architecture, nature and city, the Atlas constructs a landscape of connections.
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All materials on this website are copyright Linda Pollak.
