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A hierarchical concept map displays “Urban development” at the top, divided into three branches: “Actors,” “Fields of action,” and “District development.” These branches are further expanded with examples such as “Local government,” “Mobility & Transport,” and “Neighborhoods.”

QUALITATIVE CONCEPT MAPPING 3.8 (5)

Author: Tom Meyer

Three side-by-side maps display the results of the comparative cartography of Flensburg Eastern Port across three historical transformation phases. Colored lines (green, purple, blue) indicate shoreline changes over time. The maps include street layouts, city plans, and a legend.

MAPPING COLONIALITY 4 (2)

Author: Nelo Schmalen

A collage of eight AI-generated images depicting various aspects of Hurricane Katrina: people in distress, stormy weather, flooded cities, destroyed homes, tornadoes, and a dramatic sky. The images resemble paintings or illustrations and represent experiences of catastrophe.

USING PICTURE ATLAS PANELS BEYOND ART HISTORY 5 (5)

Author: Juliane Suchy

Symbolic Image

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND PHOTOGRAPHY 4.5 (4)

Author: Lena Greinke

Screenshot of the homepage of “Practicing Cultural Cartography,” featuring a colorful map illustration in the background and the title “A Guide to Free Multi-Media Mapping” in the center.

GOOGLE MAPPING AND WEB PUBLISHING MADE EASY … 4 (4)

Author: Chris Lukinbeal

Purple wool threads are stretched between the armrests of a black chair. Yellow sticky notes with Spanish words hang from the threads, including “Mejorar,” “Encontrar,” “Cambiar,” “Cortar,” and “Crear.”

MULTIDIMENSIONAL AND EMBODIED MAPPING 4 (2)

Author: Jana Wieser

Symbolic Picture of a Hand doodling

DOODLING 4.8 (11)

Authors: Mirka Dickel & Nicola Richter

On a wooden table are labeled index cards with terms such as “Spatial practice,” “Representational spaces,” and “Representations of space.” One card is held by a hand. Additional stacks of smaller cards, scissors, a glue stick, two markers, a pen, and a stack of colored cards are also visible. The materials are neatly arranged.

STRUKTUR-LEGE-TECHNIK 4.4 (5)

Author: Johanna Lehmann

An interview takes place outdoors in front of an ochre-colored wall. Two people sit on folding chairs facing each other. Two cameras on tripods are positioned between them. The interviewer holds notes, and the interviewee sits with her legs crossed.

VIDEO DOCUMENTARY 5 (23)

Authors: Paul Hummel, Elisabeth Sommerlad, Julian Zschocke

Three side-by-side photos show a hand-drawn map on translucent paper with red lines and handwritten notes. The sketch depicts a roundabout with roads, buildings, and trees, with “MARKT” written in the center. In the first photo, a white pen lies next to the map on a table. The middle photo shows the map held outdoors over cobblestone pavement, with a pair of white shoes visible below. In the third photo, the map is on a table, held down by a rock, with a white pen beside it.

SENSORY MAPPING 4.3 (4)

Author: Sophie Krone

Rows of hand-drawn, numbered sketches arranged on white paper. Each sketch is enclosed in a rectangle and depicts simplified linear forms. Below each drawing are handwritten labels or short notes in different ink colors (e.g., blue, green, red, black). All drawings are aligned in a grid-like layout.

SKETCHING AND MAPPING RENDERINGS 4.8 (4)

Author: Sophie Mélix

Handmade emotion wheel labeled “Gefühle” (Feelings). The wheel is divided into seven colored sections: Joy (yellow), Calm/Relaxation (green), Worry/Fear/Restlessness (blue), Disgust/Aversion (violet), Aggression/Contempt (red), Happiness (orange). Next to the wheel are eight matching colored felt-tip pens.

EMOTIONAL MAPPING 5 (3)

Authors: Svenja Keitzel, Luise Klaus & Stella Schäfer

Three side-by-side photos show people sitting at a table creating their own collages or zines using magazines, paper, scissors, glue, stamps, and pens. In the first photo, several hands are folding and cutting pieces of paper. In the second photo, a colorful collage with animals and landscapes is being cut out from a magazine. In the third photo, two people are stamping with colorful ink pads and cutting out sections of text.

ZINES 5 (4)

Authors: Nora Mariella Küttel & Melike Peterson

Photo shows a person sitting by a riverbank under trees, looking out over the water at sunset. The sky is blue-orange, with reeds and trees in the background. Below the image is a written reflection about arriving in Detroit, visiting Lafayette Park and Belle Isle, and being surprised by the peacefulness of the city, contrasting with expectations of poverty and crime.

PHOTOGRAPHY AND AUTOETHNOGRAPHY 5 (3)

Author: Nora Mariella Küttel

Four-color comic in four panels. Top left: bloody mark in the snow. Top right: kneeling hiker inspects the trace. Bottom left: finger with fresh blood. Text: “D***, I knew it.” Bottom right: hiker walks on with backpack. Text: “Poor animal. Maybe I’ll still find it.”

COMICS 5 (3)

Author: Verena Schröder

SKETCH NOTES 5 (1)

Author: Eric Losang