Atmosphere of the Landscape

Monade Contemporary

Finished

Artists

Yozo Takada, Ralo Mayer, Koichi Watanabe, Dana Fritz

The atmosphere is perceived as a medium of the landscape produced by humans and plants. TAKADA Yozo's photograps capture the indoor landscape of an ecosystem research institute over a decade. Ralo Mayer's experimental video merges the institute's indoor scenery and archives into a glitched movie. WATANABE Koichi's photographs trace the vegetation of an enigmatic herb across the historical timeline from the 15th century to the present and the geographical space stretching from Europe to Asia. Dana Fritz's photographs depict Nebraska National Forest, once the world's largest hand-planted forest, as a hybrid landscape shaped by human and non-human forces. While breathing within vegetation, how do humans expanding their habitat , and plants extending their range through parasitic interactions with humans, weave a history of landscapes? Please participate in the atmospheric sphere of landscapes born from the history that connects humanity and plants.

Schedule

Apr 26 (Sat) 2025-May 11 (Sun) 2025