There is something peculiar about landscapes. When does a place become a landscape?

Landscapes are a place greater than itself. A place becomes a landscape when you experience it as a whole, not just objects next to each other. Its existance is dependant on the internal experience of the perceiver.

This is a tool to travel internally. These landscapes are built without the external objects that constitute a place, leaving the spectators to construct the landscape within.

The shapes and colours are shorthand for perceptual information, and are somatized. They contain the physical experience, the emotion and the memories perceptual information triggers without referring to a strict external object. Thus, they do not illustrate objects through resemblance, but through the internal experience of the object. You can find their meanings in the following tabs.

Landscapes are also how light plays with the objects of the place, and what lives within it. These make a landscape come alive, and give it a concept of time. I leave these notions of time and narrative up to the viewer. I let the perceiver play god and have control over their landscape.