A collection of 110 maps of Tel Aviv, each conceived by a different resident representing diverse fields: art, design, activism, music, writing, and other disciplines. Each participant was invited to interpret the city from their own perspective, creating a personal cartography that reflects their relationship with Tel Aviv's urban landscape.

The result is 110 distinct cartographic perspectives that, when viewed collectively, reveal the city's complexity and multiple identities. Rather than presenting Tel Aviv as a fixed entity, the project embraces multiplicity—showing how the same streets, neighborhoods, and landmarks are experienced, valued, and understood differently depending on who inhabits them. This polyphonic approach to urban representation demonstrates that cities are not merely physical constructs but are continuously shaped and reimagined through the lived experiences of their residents.