Infused with personal history, landscapes represent physical spaces that are uniquely tied to a person’s identity and sense of being. These discontinuous landscapes are constructed based on memories and are an emotional interpretation of familiar places and scenes from an estranged homeland. Each landscape is a 23x69 inch uniform piece comprised of three individually mounted photographs, hung vertically, flush, showing images of the same location taken from different vantage points. The scale and vertical orientation of the images envelopes the viewer, enabling an intimate experience of the work and a highlighted awareness of self in the environment. Dynamically, the sense of movement and flow between the interlocked images is interrupted at their disjointed seams, representative of the gaps in perception where recollections are formed, and where new memories recreate lost landscapes, to exist only in our mind.