The Easter Sunday is a good day to travel 325 million years into the future of the earth, especially if it is New Panthalassa. David Colannino this setting ink and handmade paper, the Atlas of Planet Earth that we lose sight and it is difficult to recognize as "our land." David Colannino
a degree in philosophy the University of Rhode Island and currently resides in Barcelona, \u200b\u200bwhich is developing the project New Panthalassa.
Colannino has created a geographical utopia from imaginary maps that illustrates a planet divided between 2 locations different: the archipelago of New Panthalassa and the super continent Pangaea, respectively inhabited by native human and human pseudo strain. David has exhibited his work in paintings, drawings and films in cities like Providence, Reykjavik, Lugo and Barcelona. New Panthalassa
will that will host the next exhibition in May and will Tiendaderecha until June. Soon more information on these maps utopian.
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