Denise Markonish on the concept of
landscapes: So how then do we really perceive the landscape in its totality,
that vast space too immense to take in all at once? One way is to treat landscape as a sort of
filmic montage; we take in a series of images that coalesce in our minds,
constructing a picture much like editing a film.
John Wylie- Landscape is not only something
we see, it is also a way of seeing things, a particular way of looking at and
picturing the world around us.
Landscapes are not just about what we see but also about how we look.
“The stars are like letters which inscribe
themselves at every moment in the sky.
Everything in the world is full of signs. All events are coordinated. All things depend on each other; as has been
said: ‘Everything breathes together.’” Plotinus
Moving so imperceptibly slow as to appear
unmoving, like a glacier or a geological shifting mountain range.- Teresita
Fernandez
Turn to the green, gentile, and most docile
earth; consider them both, the sea and the land…. For this appalling ocean surrounds the verdant
land. _Herman Melville, Moby Dick
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