Wilderness Series - PARTS UNKNOWN - A Journey to the Surface of Earth
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Renaissance cartographers used the phrase terra incognita to refer to unknown areas of the world. This portfolio is a visual journey to hidden surface features of the earth. James Hillman spoke about restoring a love of our earth through an awareness of its surfaces - " things have skins and faces and smells...things speak to us."
Read MoreRenaissance cartographers used the phrase terra incognita to refer to unknown areas of the world. This portfolio is a visual journey to hidden surface features of the earth. James Hillman spoke about restoring a love of our earth through an awareness of its surfaces - " things have skins and faces and smells...things speak to us."
Avalonian Fugue
Artwork ID # 2306-39125-14
Metamorphic rock interlayered with quartzite ( light bands ) and gray mica schist ( dark bands ) on Marshall Point near Port Clyde, Maine.
MainePort ClydeMarshall PointgeologyAcadian OrogenyPaleozoic EraAvalonian terranecomposite terranemicrocontinentbedrockigneous rockmetamorphic rockBenner Hill SequencefoldingdeformedlayeringquartziteschistPluton
