Immersive installation, 2025 / 3-channel-video  /  15:10  / dimensions 3 x 13 m (size  variable) / headphones + dolby suround sound,  aroma diffuser, scent composition, sawdust, cutted  mirror pieces, further research  material include text and photos 

A sensuous, spatial three-channel video installation and essay film reflecting on the artist’s somatic encounter with the industrially deforested boreal belt of the subarctic and a region that holds time within its layered landscapes.

The work emerged from an artistic research project started during an artist residency at NSF in northern Sweden, in Sápmi, the traditional homeland of the Sámi. Industrial deforestation and colonial interventions have profoundly shaped this region.

The installation brings together visual, auditory, and olfactory layers. An invisible scent system releases fragrances into the space. Together, these elements create a multi-sensory and poetic experience that extends beyond the visual image.

How to Connect With Landscape was first presented at Q18 Art Space in Cologne in June 2025. It was later presented under the same title at the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts (KMFA) in Taiwan from November 2025 to January 2026. This was the artist’s first solo exhibition in Taiwan.