Moss writes, "Six days a week I take a ten-minute bike ride through Jerusalem. I also bike through time, history, memories and feelings as I pedal from home to my studio. I made a little map of my studio." The text of the brochure by Moss describes his thoughts about maps in general and his own personal realities. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

Moss writes, "I have long been taken by the notion of topographical maps [that] seek to translate the intimate features of a place into a graphic representation.The origins of this type of mapping are closely connected to the Land of Israel and Jerusalem. My Dream Map is an attempt to recapture some of the mystery and charm of these early maps." The image for this print is based on an original in the collection of Richard and Beatrice Levy. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.