Make the Invisible Visible
Designing maps to expose hidden agendas, build community power, advocate, and plan for a better world.
Featured Projects
Recent mapping , environmental advocacy, and property research.
Services
My work uplifts the voice of communities, by translating the challenges and opportunities before them into compelling visual maps.
About Hidden Landscape
Maps are an essential tool for understanding the past, present and future. Weaving these stories together visually helps organizations engage in more effective media advocacy.
Partner Organizations
Hidden Landscape is proud to have strong relationships and shared mission with many local, national and international organizations.




“Justin Kray compiled a map of Saint James Parish, showing how the Petro Chemical and other industries were voted in to build around the citizens of Convent and St James Louisiana, while industries proposed in other areas never saw the light of day. This map was used in the Moratorium Law Suit, exposing what Saint James Parish Land Usage Plan has created.”
Gail LeBoeuf
Co-Founder/Co-Director, Inclusive Louisiana
“Justin provided indispensable mapping support to environmental justice organizers standing up to one of the very worst air toxics polluters in the country. A meticulous attention to detail led him to create an excellent work product and his earnest commitment to community goals make him an extremely valued partner.”
Lauren Fleer
Engineer, Environmental Integrity Project
“Justin’s razor-sharp analysis yet tender heart are invaluable assets to fence-line communities striving to protect their homes. He combines practical planning expertise with an ability to dream alongside communities, helping them envision and build viable futures centered in human rights.”
Jo Banner
Community Science Director, Healthy Gulf
“Justin's work has been critical and timely in supporting many local Louisiana groups in their advocacy to protect their air and water. Justin has been an invaluable help in translating census data into public information that Healthy Gulf displays on educational platforms such as the LAFS tracker.”
Scott Eustis
Research Scientist, Environmental Integrity Project




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