Inhabiting the aftermath

“Landscape is a medium in the fullest sense of the word. It is a material means like language or paint, embedded in a tradition of cultural signification and communication, a body of symbolic forms capable of being invoked and reshaped to express meanings and values.”

We are inhabiting the aftermath of our negligence to theenvironment, inexorably intertwining the signification of landscapewith contemporary threats. Landscapes are charged with thisbond. I am exploring the delicate state of nature by dwellinginto both: landscape and bond. Searching for (charged) reagentswithin singular moments, I aim to open new circuits of reactions forsustained memory.