POV

Landscape, when it serves as the starting point of a creative concept, proves to be generous subject matter, revealing a peculiar dynamic between the depicted place and person situated within it. It’s one of the few instances in which an artist, an observer, faces such an all-encompassing force that they have no other choice but to become the tool of composition and comprehension itself. This comes in the form of the timing and positioning of their own physical presence. A landscape should not be understood as nature itself, but as a situated perspective, a partial revelation conditioned by a viewpoint.

– Hanna Júlia Erdősi