In this portrait-oriented study, Goggin explores the geometric harmony of India’s most iconic landmark. By utilizing a vintage map aesthetic, the work emphasizes the deliberate planning and landscape architecture that surrounds the central mausoleum, rendering the site as a complex network of pathways and proportions. The muted tones and aged textures suggest a document recovered from a traveler’s satchel, grounding the grand scale of the monument in a tactile, historical intimacy.

Every line serves to map out the balance between the built environment and the surrounding grounds. Rather than a standard photographic view, this analytical perspective invites a closer look at the logic of the site’s design. It is a quiet celebration of structural heritage, focusing on the intersection of geography and art through a disciplined, vertical composition.