Theme
Landscape and the Anthropocene
How does creative practice respond to, and affect, the current geological age – defined by the dominant influence of humans on the landscape?
Ballroom of Memory
by Bjorn Blakstad
Un/digging Space Tumulus—a handmade web: Multisensory Fieldnote on Queer Ecology and Archaeology
by dr. cevahir c. özdoğan
All That Meets the Eye
by Tingyi Li
Breathe
by Tingyi Li
Coffee and Symbiosis
by Hongyu Guan
‘Still, Somewhere’
by Devanath Valiya Veetil
‘Untitled’
by Devanath Valiya Veetil
‘The Silence Between’
by Devanath Valiya Veetil
Reactivating Building–Street Interfaces: Transforming Forres High Street into Spaces of Public Care
by Hanyang Wu
‘Saakshyamaaya prakruthi’ Lithoprint & drawings, 2026
by Devanath Valiya Veetil
Beyond the Human Trace: Re-Mapping Heritage Through Human and More-Than-Human Perspectives
by Yifei Liu
Talk to the Gulls!
by Maeve Callister-Wafer
the temple
by Maya El Nahal
Inhabiting the Govan Graving Docks Housing-led adaptive reuse of industrial heritage under flood risk
by Ke Wang
Yn Arbyl
by Maeve Callister-Wafer
RETRACE: From Encounter to Action
by Yutian Fan
Echo Escape
by Pete Lannon
Adam
by Xiye Lyu
Everything Is Still Running III
by Xiye Lyu
Everything Is Still Running I
by Xiye Lyu
Everything Is Still Running II
by Xiye Lyu
Peatland Trace Archive: Landscape as Maker
by Hainuo He
Garden at Stasis
by Maxine Merryll Panlilio
Measurement Problems
by Will Farmer
The Pond at the End of the World
by Will Farmer
Forres Orchard Memory
by Yuchen Liu
Other Worlds: Poetry and Thoughts in the Age of AI
by Mengzhi Cao
re-turn
by Rithu Krishna
Noticing Deadwood:A Toolkit for Observing and Exploring
by Xinran Qian
Regenerate Skye
by Chien, Sheng Fei
Aero Foliage
by Chien, Sheng Fei