| • City | • Map | • Recycle |
| • Document | • Monument | • Reuse |
| • Evidence | • Negative Space | • Remnant |
| • Found object | • Positve Space | • Trace |
| • Garbage | • Private | |
| • Landmark | • Public |
C
City
A dense collection of people living within a defined area.
D
Document
Anything used to prove something.
E
Evidence
Physical proof of a past event.
F
Found object
An object which is found, selected, and exhibited as a work of art without being altered. It can be natural (a shell), or manufactured (a household item). First used by Surrealists, the term suggests that anything with aesthetic value, even inadvertently so, is a work of art and worthy of being exhibited as such.
G
Garbage
A collection of unwanted items which have been disposed of.
L
Landmark
An easily seen and recognizable object or feature of a landscape.
M
Map
A two-dimensional representation of an area.
Monument
Something put up in memory of a person or an event, such as a statue or building.
N
Negative Space
The space surrounding an object.
P
Positive Space
The space occupied by an object.
Private
Owned by an individual or individuals.
Public
Shared by people in general.
R
Recycle
To make an item go through certain changes or transformations, so that its components can be used again.
Reuse
To use an item again, after its original use, in the same or a different function.
T
Trace
A mark, track or sign left by someone or something.
Or
To draw, sketch or outline something.
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