Organic Terrain

What do we see when we look at landscapes? Do we see unchanging tableaux? Or do we see a symbiosis, a constant flow – the relentless dance between life and lives, and rivers and asphalt, mountains and monuments? Organic terrain visualizes the topographies we describe through maps, wrapped in tendrils of fungi, knotted in the grain of trees, crowned with threads of hair. We change our landscapes with roads and buildings, rising up and growing, vying for legitimacy. Yet, the background is the forever change brought by heat, tectonics, water and life, which predates us and will follow us – contextualising our impact.