Within the Heart of Vibrations: Infrared Waves and their Natural Sounds

Three horizontal views are stacked in a vertical composition. At the top, a rust-red expanse of water opens between branches; in the middle, dark twigs frame a deep-blue field. Below, magenta leaves surround a lighter, turquoise-blue opening. Fine ripple lines give the surfaces a pattern of their own.

The familiar forms of shoreline, water and foliage remain recognisable, while their colours shift perception. The eye moves between the three fields, comparing proximity, brightness and rhythm. What makes a landscape familiar: its outlines or the colours we associate with it?