How would you map the distance between you and your neighbor? North and south? Campus and community? Past and present? Syracuse residents of all ages answered these questions through the creation of "Distance Strips", visual representations of cultural, historical, and geographic distances in Syracuse and beyond. Within the parameters of a 12" by 3" strip of paper, big and small distances are made visible: the distance between families located in two different towns; the distance between the ideological left and right; the distance from a small child's hands to the cookie jar, just out of reach on the kitchen table.

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A video from Cassie made about the project with Matt Mahaney.