Vast layered terrains. Chaotic delamination. The texture of endless detail. Autonomous prototypes. 1200 iterations per second. Actions tracked and extended indefinitely. Industrial landscapes built on proprietary geomembranes lined with sensors. The thermal stability of nanostructured glass. Operational integrity and extravagant optimism. Philosophical problems inherent in the device. Subterranean cloud infrastructure. High spec rugged credentials. Carefully balanced climates.

The Deep Addressable Field is an exhibition that looks at contemporary landscape and its embedded layers of infrastructure and technology. The works incorporate found imagery of landscapes that have been composed and printed or adhered to various industrial surfaces. Many of the works feature a blocking of contrasting textures used to visualise the storage and transmission of data. The source material for the video work was selected from hundreds of corporate videos and together it depicts an overly positive outlook on big industry’s relationship to landscape. This exhibition seeks to portray a landscape that has, for better or worse, been appended and activated as an agent in our technological world.