The traveler who has lost his way doesn’t want to know where he is. What he wants to know is “where are the others?”— Alfred North Whitehead I’m mapping Nebraska: making a stitched, drawn and digitally imaged cartography of the state where I live. Locating myself. And the viewer. Trying to understand the place where I am. I began by drawing all of Nebraska—95 squares stitched together to form a 15-foot Locator Map. My map records physical …