The exhibition Terre Natale at the Fondation Cartier in Paris has received praise from gallery visitors, curators, and the press. Opening night was absolutely packed. A long queue formed at the entrance to our Exits II rotunda gallery with some visitors waiting over an hour for admittance. (We sincerely thank them for their good humored patience.) We’ve received reports that queues have continued to form outside the gallery these past few weeks; visitors waiting for their turn to enter the dark rotunda, recline on the carpet floor, and absorb themselves in the surrounding data animations.

Terre Natale has recently been featured in the International Herald Tribune, France’s Le Monde, and Esquire Magazine’s “Best and Brightest” issue with the article Four Innovative Mapmakers Re-inventing the Very Idea of Maps. You may also visit the Terre Natale project on Stewdio.