LIGHT & LANDSCAPE

Our work focuses on landscapes that have been or are being influenced and altered by the direct or indirect actions of civilization. It also explores the perception and reflection of landscapes in their unique conditions, sensitivity, and vulnerability. Through the process and development of civilization, not only do the means of controlling nature change, but also our relationship with it. The light sculpture serves as a kind of signal. We alter the environment, even though it remains the same. Light, form, and ideas are introduced into reality. The artificial meets nature as a symbol of human creation, establishing a connection with the landscape of selected locations, potentially sparking discussion on the themes it addresses. Light illuminates, touches its surroundings, and carries its message into the world—a vessel of memory whose particles transcend the earthly sphere.