In a Landscape

In a Landscape originates in the ways we perceive, construct, and inhabit space. Through an interplay of geometric structures and photographic prints, the installation reimagines landscape not as a fixed environment but as a fragmented field of experience - one that is constantly deconstructed and reassembled through perception. The work dissolves the boundary between image and object, inviting viewers to navigate a space where representation becomes material, and material becomes image. By breaking apart the coherence of a traditional landscape, In a Landscape explores the instability of seeing itself. What emerges is not a depiction of place, but an encounter with the act of perceiving - a landscape unfolding within the viewer’s own spatial awareness.