Fictional Landscapes is a series that explores ideas about
the representation of landscape as both physical and multisensory, and encoded with layers of cultural meaning and values. Landscape is often considered symbolic, acting as a construct of the real world and as an artefact to cultural ideologies about place and time. In times of transition and instability, these multiple-exposure images intend to activate the perceptual space where a place can be defined by our own vision and knowing, and interpreted by our mind and senses.
About the exhibition:
In Transition harnesses the uncertainty that encapsulates the time period we are living in today: (a) transition from Lockdown to whatever our new reality holds, (b) a transition from in person viewing of art to to some new reality that hopefully is the best of both worlds, and (c) a transition from four years of oppression and animosity to progressive ideas to a more open world that better supports creatives.