My landscapes address the perception of space. The disorientation that comes with the constant flux of our environment is represented in the elusiveness of the images. By blurring the photographs and fragmenting, they become less about the actual landscape and more about my experiences of my surroundings. Moving through the photographs there is a transient feeling of actuality becoming a memory. This air of confusion surrounding the images, distortion and abstraction, is connected to the way I relate to the world. The fleetingness of the disjointed terra firma questions the capability of comprehending the here and now.