This entry is part of the "Map Your L.A." contest:
Mathematics and cartography meet in Linda's personal map of Los Angeles titled "Vector Field." Bold, squiggly, and dotted lines move fluidly throughout the landscape's space creating an energy for the city it reflects.
You too can share your power of place by mapping your L.A. as you see it, with a chance to win a cool prize and be included in our mapping compilation book.
Mathematics and cartography meet in Linda's personal map of Los Angeles titled "Vector Field." Bold, squiggly, and dotted lines move fluidly throughout the landscape's space creating an energy for the city it reflects. You too can share your power of place by mapping your L.A. as you see it, with a chance to win a cool prize and be included in our mapping compilation book.
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