Artificial Barriers

Reimagines what defines a landscape. Traditionally seen as terrain or garden, the landscape now evolves into a digital form built from binary code rather than soil. Every pixel holds a number, like every drop of water builds a river. The code itself becomes the land, an unseen architecture shaping the visible image. The archive, too, transforms from paper and object to flowing data. This work invites viewers to see digital space not as abstraction but as an inhabited terrain, where numbers, light, and digital memory together construct a new kind of landscape.