Hollow Earth

The exhibition Hollow Earth examines the transformed visual and physical landscape of war.

The works navigate through a reality in which the human body and its habitat exist in a state of profound fragility. They operate at the perceptual intersection of warfare, technology, and the organic world. The exhibition draws its central anxiety from a line in a film by one of the participating artists: the fear that the land itself will be utterly dismantled – leaving behind an emptied earth, stripped of soil, minerals, and life.