Thomas Hirschhorn: Maps

This collection showcases the innovative and thought-provoking maps created by renowned Swiss artist Thomas Hirschhorn over a span of thirteen years. Each piece reflects Hirschhorn's unique artistic vision, combining elements of contemporary culture, politics, and societal commentary, all intricately woven into the fabric of his maps.

Contributors Marcus Steinweg, Clément Dirié, and Julie Julliard provide insightful analysis and context to these works, enhancing the reader's understanding of Hirschhorn's intent and methodology. The maps serve not only as geographical representations but also as explorations of the complexities of modern existence, inviting audiences to engage with the intellectual and emotional landscapes they depict.

Through vivid illustrations and critical essays, this publication invites readers to traverse the multifaceted terrains of Hirschhorn's imagination. It celebrates the artist's ability to confront challenging themes through a medium that is both familiar and evocative, ultimately encouraging reflection on the world around us.