
Last year we
briefly got curious about whether crop circles exist on google maps but only found those big irrigation machines that are particularly common in places like
OKLAHOMA - fields and fields of Mondrian and Mrkusich grids. Now we find there's another kind of earth art, the ominous concentric circles of bombing ranges such as those of Nellis Airforce Base,
HERE,
HERE and
HERE. And of course there are also more mysterious configurations, variously thought to be the work of pranksters, aliens,
sound waves, or the
Mowing-Devil; two near Sheffield
HERE and
HERE, and near Parma, Italy
HERE (locations sourced from
this map).
For an art theoretical consideration of this phenomenon,
Emil McAvoy will be presenting a
discussion of "the interconnections between crop formations and our current understandings of complex, integrated and nonlinear systems" at this weekend's
SCANZ symposium at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery.
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