By integrating algorithmic precision with artistic intuition, he generates procedural artworks that scale infinitely, reflecting both innovation and the deep, cyclical rhythms of nature.
Landscape of Words (2024)
Ellen Koshland in collaboration with Jared Amuso
3 Channel Video Projection @ Haydens Gallery
Radical Generosity
Curated by Kathryne Genevieve Honey
https://haydens.gallery/Radical-Generosity
We inhabit a hidden landscape of words. The words impact on our bodies, nourishing, challenging or diminishing us. The jingle goes “Sticks and stones may break my bones …But names will never hurt me”. But words do hurt. Words are powerful. They can incite violence or unnerve in insidious ways. Or they can nurture and clarify.
The quotes in the video work come from interviews conducted with women in positions of expertise and authority. Women in world of business, farm, police, church, the law courts, journalism and health.
Each of these women has had to find ways to navigate a landscape where double standards, resistance and bias still exist on a daily basis.
What would it take to have a generosity in our daily exchanges, to exercise a radical respect for every other in the words we use?
Tools used:
- Procedural Landscape Generator made with Blender 4.1+ Geometry Nodes
- Unreal Engine 5.4
Blender & iPhone sculpting tool
Each piece has been procedurally textured in Blender.