This program approaches history through the lens of landscapes. As viewpoints shift, so too does the scenery that comes into view. What connections might emerge between this landscape—compressed, displaced, and restructured—and the present moment, when seen through various external interventions or imagined from different perspectives? Through extended periods of documentation, these works capture the ripples of transdisciplinary and transhistorical feminist movements, or the paths individuals have traversed over time—traces left within frames and precious interactions occurring beyond them. They reveal the multiple formations and transformations of women's histories and perspectives, and the ever-shifting, fluid relationships between past and present.
