This is the product of
2024 Design Challenge
by UW Cartography Lab. After processing the raw data, I firstly developed a web map
using kepler.gl visualizing the flows between incident locations and newspaper
locations of historical lynchings. Then, I created a static map, as the basis for
the tangible version. Finally, I used watercolor to paint a choropleth layer of %
black lynchings on an empty woodboard of contiguous U.S., and glued knitting wools
of different colors and width to represent the aggregated trajectories with
different level of involved people.
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