This project took place just outside of Arnhem, Netherlands. It was assigned to create a hands on infographic with Design Studio: Catalogtree. Designer Eliza Pommer and I developed a methode to find statistics based on the Jardin d'Email sculpture made by Jean Dubuffet at the Kröller-Müller Museum. Because the park is such an abstract vision (based on teeth enamel) it was difficult to accurately summarize the surroundings. The things that we noted were that sculpture was immense, organic and filled with people of all ages to climb or enjoy. To try and collect that perspective, we asked over 30 people if they could draw what they thought was the shape of the sculpture. After collecting that data, we did an average of the scales and shapes. Our layer was added to the screen printed poster that was then printed at Plaatsmaken in Arnhem, Netherlands.