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https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/1/pf-media/ZW_Horses3.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Horses<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Horses / 2018 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/2/pf-media/ZW_AnimalsFeeding.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Animals Feeding<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Animals Feeding / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/3/pf-media/ZW_DividedRiver2.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Divided River<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Divided River / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/4/pf-media/ZW_HintOfGreen.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Hint of Green<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Hint of Green / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/5/pf-media/ZW_PowerLines.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Power Lines<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Power Lines / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/6/pf-media/ZW_LinesOfNature1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Lines Of Nature<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Lines of Nature / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/7/pf-media/ZW_CropLines1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Crop Lines<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Crop Lines / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/8/pf-media/ZW_Runway1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Runway<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Runway / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/9/pf-media/ZW_StraightRoad.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Straight Road<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Straight Road / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/10/pf-media/ZW_TreeFormation1.jpg Zoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Tree Formation<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Tree Formation / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/11/pf-media/ZW_FarmlandShadows2.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Farmland Shadows<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Farmland Shadows / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/12/pf-media/ZW_ScatteredTrees1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Scattered Trees<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Scattered Trees / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/13/pf-media/ZW_GroupOfHayBales1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Group Of Hay Bales<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Group Of Hay Bales / 2023 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/14/pf-media/ZW_RedLine.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Red Line<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Red Line / 2023 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/15/pf-media/ZW_RedPattern.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Red Pattern<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Red Pattern / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/16/pf-media/ZW_DrivingInTheDesert.jpgZW_DrivingInTheDesert<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Driving In The Desert / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/17/pf-media/ZW_LineOfTrees.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Line of Trees<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Line of Trees / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/18/pf-media/ZW_TexturedGrass1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Textured Grass<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Textured Grass / 2023 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/19/pf-media/ZW_TireTracks.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Tire Tracks<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Tire Tracks / 2023 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/20/pf-media/ZW_LineOfCows.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Line of Cows<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Line of Cows / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/21/pf-media/ZW_YellowGrass.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Yellow Grass<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Yellow Grass / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/22/pf-media/ZW_SocialDistancing1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Social Distancing<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Social Distancing / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/23/pf-media/ZW_Golf_Green.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Golf Green<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Golf Green / 2015 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/24/pf-media/ZW_Line_of_Rocks.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Line of Rocks<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Line of Rocks / 2016 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/25/pf-media/ZW_Divided.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Divided<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Divided / 2016 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/26/pf-media/ZW_TrackLines.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Track Lines<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Track Lines / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/27/pf-media/ZW_Track.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Track<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Track / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/28/pf-media/ZW_Pine_Trees.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Pine Trees<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Pine Trees / 2014 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/29/pf-media/ZW_Crops.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Crops<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Crops / 2015</p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/30/pf-media/ZW_Winding_Road.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Winding Road<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Winding Road / 2013 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/31/pf-media/ZW_TreesAndPowerLines1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Trees and Power Lines<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Trees and Power Lines / 2023 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/32/pf-media/ZW_FallenTrees1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Fallen Trees<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Fallen Trees / 2023 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/33/pf-media/ZW_Trees-copy1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Trees<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Trees / 2012 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/34/pf-media/ZW_TreeShadows.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Tree Shadows<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Tree Shadows / 2018 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/35/pf-media/ZW_DividedTreeShadows.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Divided Tree Shadows<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Divided Tree Shadows / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/36/pf-media/ZW_TreeContrast.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Tree Contrast<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Tree Contrast / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/37/pf-media/ZW_LightAndDark1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Light and Dark<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Light and Dark / 2023 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/38/pf-media/ZW_Solitary.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Solitary<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Solitary / 2023 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/39/pf-media/ZW_Shrubs.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Shrubs<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Shrubs / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/40/pf-media/ZW_GroupOfTrees.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Group Of Trees<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Group Of Trees / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/41/pf-media/ZW_AutumnTexture.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Autumn Texture<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Autumn Texture / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/42/pf-media/ZW_ConstructedLandscape1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Constructed Landscape<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Constructed Landscape / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/43/pf-media/ZW_AnimalsInTheCorner.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Animals In The Corner<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Animals In The Corner / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/44/pf-media/ZW_Animals.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Animals<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Animals / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/45/pf-media/ZW_HayBales.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Hay Bales<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Hay Bales / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/46/pf-media/ZW_LonelyTree.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Lonely Tree<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Lonely Tree / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/47/pf-media/ZW_Diagonal.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Diagonal<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Diagonal / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/48/pf-media/ZW_Traingle.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Triangle<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Triangle / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/49/pf-media/ZW_MorningShadows.jpgZW_MorningShadows<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Morning Shadows / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/50/pf-media/ZW_MorningLines.jpgZW_MorningLines<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Morning Lines / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/51/pf-media/ZW_RiverBed.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / River Bed<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">River Bed / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/52/pf-media/ZW_CattleTrough.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Cattle Trough<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Cattle Trough / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/53/pf-media/ZW_SingleTree.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Single Tree<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Single Tree / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/54/pf-media/ZW_Cattle.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Cattle<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Cattle / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/55/pf-media/ZW_Driving.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Driving<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Driving / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/56/pf-media/ZW_CowsInTheGrass.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Cows in the Grass<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Cows in the Grass / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/57/pf-media/ZW_TreeGroup1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Tree Group<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Tree Group / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/58/pf-media/ZW_RoadTrip1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Road Trip<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Road Trip / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/59/pf-media/ZW_Tractor1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Tractor<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Tractor / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/60/pf-media/ZW_Airport1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Airport<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Airport / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/61/pf-media/ZW_RailwayTrack1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Railway Track<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Railway Track / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/62/pf-media/ZW_HayAndCattle1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Hay And Cattle<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Hay and Cattle / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/63/pf-media/ZW_CurvedRoad.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Curved Road<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Curved Road / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/64/pf-media/ZW_Farmland1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Farmland<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Farmland / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/65/pf-media/ZW_DividedField2.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Divided Field<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Divided Field / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/66/pf-media/ZW_AgricultureLines2.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Agriculture Lines<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Agriculture Lines / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/67/pf-media/ZW_GreenTrees2.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Green Trees<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Green Trees / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/68/pf-media/ZW_Road-copy1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Road<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Road / 2011 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/69/pf-media/ZW_Bridge-copy1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Bridge<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Bridge / 2012 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/70/pf-media/ZW_Shadows-copy1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Shadows<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Shadows / 2012 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/71/pf-media/ZW_Suburbia-copy1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Suburbia<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Suburbia / 2012 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/72/pf-media/ZW_AutumnTrees.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Autumn Trees<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Autumn Trees / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/73/pf-media/ZW_Grand_Canyon.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Grand Canyon<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Grand Canyon / 2014 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/74/pf-media/ZW_Golf-copy1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Golf<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Golf / 2011 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/75/pf-media/ZW_Rocks-copy2.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Rocks<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Rocks / 2012 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/76/pf-media/ZW_Mountain.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Mountain<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Mountain / 2014 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/77/pf-media/ZW_Bryce_Canyon.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Bryce Canyon<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Bryce Canyon / 2012 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/78/pf-media/ZW_Yellowstone.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Yellowstone<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Yellowstone / 2014 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/earth/79/pf-media/ZW_Pathway.jpgZoe Wetherall / Aerial Landscape / Pathway<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">EARTH<p class="small"; align="left">This series shares my perspective of the world by documenting the environment around us. The pronounced contrast of the natural environment against the starkness of man-made world is of particular interest to me. Having a bird's eye view enables me to document this contrast and use the landscape as a means of abstraction. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">By eliminating the sky, horizon lines, and other normal points of reference; it helps me focus solely on the earth's colors and textures. Meticulously constructed areas are viewed from above, with a focus on clean simple form and often man made dividing lines. Earth highlights the banality and order of the suburban environment, while showing the subtle beauty of the natural world from the air.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Pathway / 2014 </p></body>
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https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/1/pf-media/ZW_Firbank_Grammar.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Firbank Grammar<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Firbank Grammar / 2015 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/2/pf-media/ZW_The_Broad.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / The Broad<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">The Broad / 2016 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/3/pf-media/ZW_Realm.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Realm<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Realm / 2015 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/4/pf-media/ZW_CityViewMiami1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / City View Miami<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">City View Miami / 2023 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/5/pf-media/ZW_100_Lorimer_St.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / 100 Lorimer St<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">100 Lorimer St / 2015 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/6/pf-media/ZW_JW_Marriott_LA.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / JW Marriott LA Live<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">JW Marriott LA Live / 2016 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/7/pf-media/ZW_WeWorkTwo.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / We WorkTwo<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">We WorkTwo / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/8/pf-media/ZW_WeWorkOne.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / We Work One<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">We Work One / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/9/pf-media/ZW_iQQuarterTower2.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / iQ Quarter Tower 2<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">iQ Quarter Tower 2 / 2017 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/10/pf-media/ZW_MoscowSchoolOfManagement.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Moscow School of Management<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Moscow School of Management / 2017 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/11/pf-media/ZW_SouthBronxCharterSchool.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / South Bronx Charter School<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">South Bronx Charter School / 2016 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/12/pf-media/ZW_GaryComerYouthCenter.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Gary Comer Youth Center<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Gary Comer Youth Center / 2018 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/13/pf-media/ZW_SouthMelbournePrimary2.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / South Melbourne Primary<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">South Melbourne Primary / 2022 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/14/pf-media/ZW_WallisAnnenbergCenter.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Wallis Annenberg Center<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Wallis Annenberg Center / 2016 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/15/pf-media/ZW_Mooseworld.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Mooseworld<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Mooseworld / 2015 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/16/pf-media/ZW_Moose_Toys.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Moose Toys<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Moose Toys / 2015 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/17/pf-media/ZW_Eastland.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Eastland<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Eastland / 2015 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/18/pf-media/ZW_HiltonGardenInnNorthLoop.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Hilton Garden Inn North Loop<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Hilton Garden Inn North Loop / 2018 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/19/pf-media/ZW_1010_Latrobe_St.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / 1010 LaTrobe St<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">1010 LaTrobe St / 2016 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/20/pf-media/ZW_Banque88.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Banque 88<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Banque 88 / 2017 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/21/pf-media/ZW_LAPD_Headquarters.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / LAPD Headquarters<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">LAPD Headquarters / 2016 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/order/22/pf-media/ZW_Cornell.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Cornell<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2">ORDER<p class="small"; align="left">More than half of us now live in urban areas, but cities can be stressful places. Compared to those living in the country, city-dwellers suffer a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety, often brought on by the stress of crowding, invasion of personal space, hectic commutes, cramped living and working spaces, noise, pollution, and disorganization. </p><p></p><p class="small"; align="left">Cities are a complicated and messy ecosystem all on their own, and with their layering and confusion, they can be visually exhausting too. But when the clutter is sorted away, I believe that the mash-up of buildings hides views of peace. My work is to find them. </p><p class="small"; align="left">I like to shoot cities with the aim of creating abstract depictions of structures, highlighting form by focusing on detail and eliminating the surrounding environment. I represent these everyday structures in a way that defines them as an orderly series of lines and shapes, stripping them of their original meaning, as well as taking away any familiarity and preconceptions the viewer may have. </p><p class="small"; align="left">My way of seeing the world can turn a familiar building into something new, interesting, and even soothing. My aim is to help sort the clutter of cities and show beauty in modern architecture’s precision and repetition. By creating order from chaos, I hope to identify and support good urban design and architecture that help cities become better places for people.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Cornell / 2016 </p></body>
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https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/1/pf-media/ZW_Rainbow1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Rainbow<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Rainbow / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/2/pf-media/ZW_RedStair2.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Red Stair<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Red Stair / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/3/pf-media/ZW_Orange.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Orange<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Orange / 2015 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/4/pf-media/ZW_Windows.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Windows<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Windows / 2015 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/5/pf-media/ZW_Rooftop.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Rooftop<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Rooftop / 2023 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/6/pf-media/ZW_White.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / White<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">White / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/7/pf-media/ZW_ConcreteLines.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Concrete Lines<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Concrete Lines / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/8/pf-media/ZW_PinkArrow1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Pink Arrow<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Pink Arrow / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/9/pf-media/ZW_GreenArrow.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Green Arrow<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Green Arrow / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/10/pf-media/ZW_GreenLines.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Green Lines<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Green Lines / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/11/pf-media/ZW_Pipes.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Pipes<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Pipes / 2015 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/12/pf-media/ZW_Compact.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Compact<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Compact / 2016 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/13/pf-media/ZW_Lines.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Lines<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Lines / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/14/pf-media/ZW_Blue1.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Blue<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Blue / 2019 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/15/pf-media/ZW_BlueAndYellow.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Blue and Yellow<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Blue and Yellow / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/16/pf-media/ZW_YellowPipes.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Yellow Pipes<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Yellow Pipes / 2020 </p></body>
https://zoewetherall.com/projects/parking/17/pf-media/ZW_YellowArrow.jpgZoe Wetherall / Architecture / Yellow Arrow<style>div.ex2 {max-width: 850px;}p.small {margin: 0px;padding: 5px;margin-left: -5px;}p.big {margin-top: 15px;margin-bottom: 10px;}p.title{font-style: italic;}</style><body><div class="ex2"><p class="small"; align="left">PARKING</p><p class="small"; align="left">Parking lots often go unnoticed in everyday life, easily written off as mundane and insignificant.</p><p class="small"; align="left">But I love their architectural simplicity and uniformity, and enjoy documenting them. Though predominantly utilitarian concrete, a splash of colour can brighten them considerably. </p><p class="small"; align="left">While each parking lot has an element of familiarity, they still manage to maintain individuality with unique design.</p><br><p class="title"; align="left">Yellow Arrow / 2020 </p></body>
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