print, etching
dutch-golden-age
etching
landscape
etching
geometric
Dimensions height 469 mm, width 547 mm
This is an anonymous map of the Waasland and Hulster Ambacht. Look at the detailed cartography of the rivers and lands, a symbolic claim of dominion over territory. Consider the cross. It recurs in different contexts and is a visual shorthand, a symbol loaded with meanings. From ancient religious iconography to modern political emblems, the cross transcends its origins, becoming a potent signifier of power. The cross evokes the cyclical nature of history; symbols and ideas never truly disappear but resurface and are reinterpreted across time. It taps into our collective unconscious. The non-linear progression and evolution of symbols remind us that history is not a sequence of events but a tapestry woven with recurring motifs. This tapestry engages us on a subconscious level, compelling us to explore the emotional and psychological impact of the images.
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