Extension

A conversation of three entities talking about transformation of the landscape. In a 3D environment, we encounter traces left by man and individual items (garbage, advertising banners, etc.) begin to speak to us in their own language. In recent years at the borders of the Czech Republic and Poland, especially in the area of the Snieznik Mountains, Kłodzko and The Golden Mountains, there has been a rapid transformation of the landscape and mountain relief in order to „make“ nature more attractive especially for tourists. I see the lookout tower on the top of Śnieżnik Kłodzki as a metaphor for the multilayered nature of the problems associated with this place. In the long run, how will the (not only) surroundings of Śnieżnik Kłodzki change if there are more visitors coming to visit the man-made attractions? What will happen to natural territory if it is forced to give way to newly built infrastructure and civic amenities? What is natural now and what will we consider natural in the future? Just as we rise from the surface of the earth along the individual etchings of the lookout tower upwards, we can move through the surrounding landscape together with these entities and try to perceive and record the individual influences and transformations that take place across the entire spectrum of this organism.