A warm-toned, hand-drawn illustration in earthy browns and ochres, crayon and pencil texture, aged paper background. An antique map of a small Saxon village fills the background — roads, railway lines, symbols for clay works marked in ink, precise and ordered. Rising out of the map, as if growing from it, a single house — abandoned, fenced off, weeds growing tall around it, windows dark, but glowing faintly from within as if someone is still there. At the fence, very small, a woman stands with her back to us, looking in. She has never been inside. The map surrounds her but does not explain her. Handwritten caption at the bottom in a careful cursive: "The map shows what happened to a landscape. It does not show what happened to a person." Mehr sehen