365 Globes

A work made of 365 drawings of different globes, created as one-drawing-per-day during 2015. The drawings are based on real globes seen in shops, museums, books, or the internet. The globe themselves, of same size and position on the paper, are drawn without any cartographical details, as if suggesting an unexplored or post-apocalyptic world. There is also a 366th globe drawing, created to be included on leap years only. A limited edition print of this leap globe and an artist book of the full collection are available (scroll down for more details).

365 Globes at The International 3. Images courtesy of Simon Pantling. 2016
A selection of drawings from 365 Globes
365 Globes at Biblioteca Central de Cantabria, curated by Espacio Alexandra, 2017
365 Globes at Sunny Bank Mills, curated by Courtney Spencer, 2021

Limited Edition Print: The Leap One

The Leap One is a limited edition print produced together with The International 3 for their exhibition The Whole Wide World in 2016. This print is of the 366th Globe in the work, made to be exhibited only on leap years. Giclée print on Photo Rag paper 308 gsm, 15 x 21 cm (A5). Edition of 29 + 3a/p. Signed and numbered. Price: £60 (unframed) + p&p

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Limited Edition Book

This limited edition book reproduces all 365 globes life-sized plus the special ‘leap year’ globe. It also includes an essay by writer and curator Rebecca Morrill. This book has been possible thanks to East Street Arts as publishers and The International 3 who first exhibited the work in 2016 and commissioned Morrill’s essay. Hardback, sewn binding, 15.5 x 21.5 x 3.5 cm, 384 pages, individually signed and numbered, 2016.