London-based designer Michael Pecirno says today 's maps prevent us from focusing on the wider landscape . He explains that we are used to seeing our world in a grid, but this is not how it works anymore because of GPS and other technologies which can pinpoint your location within seconds. His series aims to change this by revealing single features such as grass , corn shrubs and the urban sprawl .
London-based designer Michael Pecirno says today 's maps prevent us from focusing on the wider landscape . Maps have improved because of ‘ increase of resolution rather than a change in narrative , ' he told Dailymail.com . His series aims to change this by revealing single features such as grass , corn shrubs and the urban sprawl .