Works

"In large-scale paintings on canvas, layered oils on panel and hand-crafted collages, Vizcarra Rankin investigates themes of space, time, correlation and intertwines them with larger discussions about humanity, globalization, migration, and scientific exploration."
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image: El Sur Large World Maps

The control and presentation of information is a very important part of cartography. Removing location names or re-introducing the forgotten

image: Fleshplanet [Satellite] - human torso for scale Fleshplanets

https://www.instagram.com/fleshplanets/?hl=en                                                                                                                                      

image: Astronomy

The reference-based Astronomy painting series uses false color mapping of gas emissions, sound waves, x rays and other phenomena inv

image: Warm Wedding Night, 8x8feet mixed media on cotton canvas Star Maps

"En su nuevo trabajo Planisferio sin titulo (Mexico) (2017) Vizcarra Rankin cristaliza desde un fondo negro un cielo estrellado y un ho

image: Dispersion Tracings

                                                                                                                                      

image: Topsail NC Local Watercolors

                                                                                                                                      

image: Drawings

graphite on cotton paper                                                                                                                                      

image: Susrface Sea Temperature Anomalies - 3x6inches, adhesive tape collage Small World Maps

"In 1943, Joaquín Torres García drew Nuestro Norte es el Sur, his iconic upside-down map of South America. It pro

image: Starlights

                                                                                                                                      

image: Works on Paper

                                                                                                                                      

image: Time/Scale - Brandywine River Museum - installation view In Situ