Green uses the familiar silhouette of the world map as a foundation for a complex collage of human experiences. Instead of rigid political borders, the landmasses are defined by a rich variety of earthy tone variations and repetitive patterns, blending urban street maps with indigenous fabric designs. It functions as a visual archive of human presence, turning traditional cartography into a celebration of artisanal craftsmanship.

The composition draws on decorative arts history, weaving elements like Moroccan ceramic mosaics and diverse architectural styles into the very soil of the continents. By layering these cultural artifacts, the work explores global international relations through the lens of unity in diversity. It is a vibrant urban tapestry that invites a closer look at the intricate, repetitive details that bind different corners of the globe together.