Capitulo II / lectura aerea / lamina 03 03 / 12
Mapa de superficie / 500 m sobre pampa

Lines That Hold Scale

1

Altitude makes the figure legible

Each path is judged from above, where distance turns scratched ground into one continuous animal.

2

Restraint carries the record

A single brown track does the work: no fill, no ornament, only measured pressure in the sand.

3

The desert is the interface

Negative space stays dominant so the marked route feels archaeological, precise, and intentionally spare.

4

Survey marks become memory

Coordinates, rules, and quiet panels keep the story technical without losing the heat of the pampa.

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