The Artificial Horizon: A New Dimension of Landscape

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Project Gallery, QCA

Six experimental paintings that investigate an awareness of an ‘artificial horizon’ and the consequences of spatial disorientation when a smartphone screen is used to view landscape.

I question if no horizon line or perspective exists within contemporary landscape painting then where are we and what defines landscape?

Artist: Karen Stephens
Opening: Friday 4th May, 6pm – 8pm
Artist Talk: Saturday 5th May, 10am

 

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