Above Ground No 2

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By Katherine Boland
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Dimensions (HxWxD):

75 × 75 × 0.08 cm

Materials:

Pigment print on 300gsm archival cotton rag paper. Size includes a 4cm white border.

Primary Medium:

Limited Edition Print

Medium
2024
Edition of 100.
Requires Framing
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Above Ground No 2 is an abstract exploration of contours, topography, and the unseen forces that shape the landscape. Through a digital lens, I focus on the intricate patterns and textures that exist just beneath the surface of the earth—suggesting a quiet, unseen world that governs the movement and transformation of the land. The contours in this work evoke the natural formations of the terrain—mountains, valleys, and plains—while the fluid, organic lines symbolise the interconnectedness and continuous flow of life, energy, and change within the environment. The digital medium allows me to manipulate these forms with precision, creating a visual language that bridges the natural world with the technological, offering a new way to engage with the landscape. In Above Ground No 2, I aim to provoke thought about the way we perceive the earth beneath our feet. The abstract nature of the work removes us from a literal interpretation, inviting the viewer to contemplate the forces that lie just beyond sight, from the geology that shapes our landscapes to the environmental shifts that are increasingly affecting our world. The work challenges our perception of the land as something static and unmoving, instead presenting it as a dynamic, ever-evolving entity. It serves as a reminder of the deep, foundational layers that support life above ground—emphasising the need to consider and protect these systems as we navigate our relationship with the natural world.

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