By bringing seven vastly different artists together, Artificial Landscape addresses the relationship between natural and digital worlds. Rapid technological advancements have created a poignant association between what is defined as nature and man-made. This leads to the creation and manipulation of an uncanny landscape of nostalgia. This relationship manifests through many different materials and approaches. There are artists, such as Sarah Rose, Minshuo Tang, and Terrell Davis, who attempt to re-create and distort what we consider to be natural using technology. On the other hand, there are artists, such as Arne Asumai, JI Su Kwak, and Phoebe Chin, who formulate an idealized nature born out of nostalgia and a longing to return to a certain time and space.

Curated by Samuel Snodgrass at SITE Galleries, 2018