Sam Contis Asks What It Means to Move through the Landscape
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Sam Contis Asks What It Means to Move through the Landscape

Sam Contis

about 5 months ago (12/06/2023)

In her photographs of England's stiles and centuries-old footpaths, the artist reflects on how we cross boundaries—and the ways we have shaped the natural world.

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