Land Shape #1

We look through the eyes of a machine: lines, rectangles, squares. A view of wheat fields that reveals geometric shapes and describes a landscape that has been removed from ‘nature’. We also see: beauty, precision, destruction. Through a bird’s-eye view, Thadeusz Tischbein examines what this visual information can tell us about the relationship between the landscape and its use, about a machine-made world, about the impulse to put it in order.