Imango moundi series#

These books, which guided Columbus in his first trips, proposed a possible formal reading of the world from intuition and calculation of the stars. ‘Imago Mundi ‘ is the title of a set of 12 treaties on Cosmography, written in 1410 by the French theologian Pierre d’Ailly.

Since DNA is in itself a model of information,īecause it is a map of encrypted information,ĭue to its direct relation with identity,įor its implication in the development of programs and search-engine logarithms for phrases,įor the pre-technological shamanic knowledge such as the Cosmic Serpentįor the implications that DNA analyses currently have in Argentina, etc,The diverse routes of DNA are immense but still, are proposed as a beginning. This will be the starting point and some of its reasons are: Imago Mundi is proposed as a hand-made google, an Akashic record and fundamentally a device that will enable the artist to navigate along routes of broad sense. It is intended to start an ambitious representation of the world by linking events, history facts, testimonials, constructed and found images, myths, theories, personalities, experiences, etc, without arranging the information into a hierachy and in a non-linear time, by using diverse languages.

Imango moundi series#

Imago Mundi is also a series of five volumes written around 1410 by Pierre d’Ailly, French geologist and theologian whose first volume, Cosmography, presents the Aristotelian thesis of a round world and inspired Christopher Columbus on his first voyage.Ī descriptive subtitle of the project is “Series and Parallel Connections” (concepts of electronics). It is an interpretation of the world through images and elements which intend to represent it symbolically. Imago Mundi is a medieval expression originating from alchemy which proposes a representation of the world where the map refers more to the territory rather than to cartography.