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The official maps guide you on how to plan
your route, how to get somewhere but the
maps representing artworks tell you how you
felt while you follow the route.
She started by examining mapping and car-
tography and their connection to psychogeog-
raphy. Cartography and mapping are of great
interest to her because of their familiarity. Car-
tography combined with psychogeography can
transform something familiar, easily identified
by everyone, into something unfamiliar and
question it.
People are not only allowed but also asked to
interfere with the space in which they live in.
The city should be reclaimed by the people
who experience it and live in it every day.
