Landscape photography reflects our ongoing dialogue with the world around us. Sometimes vast and panoramic, other times intimate or microscopic, the landscape can be a literal space—or a symbolic one. Many images in this exhibition celebrate nature in its pure, untouched state; others examine how human presence shapes, disrupts, or defines the land.

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Beyond aesthetic beauty, these photographs carry emotional and psychological resonance. They reveal traces of memory, loss, affection, and longing embedded in place.

 

This exhibition brings together photographic artwork that offers a broad, interpretive, and personal investigation of the landscape—understood as a physical environment, an imagined terrain, or a conceptual space. Juror | Aline Smithson