Victoria McNeill, Landform (Straight Shooter: Australian Landscape)

Tiny landscapes appear as mountains on an outgoing tide at sunset. Formations set by receding water create minuscule hill ranges in a line, catching the light. Constantly subjected to the erosional force of the ocean working to tear them down, their form, structure and alignment are always changing. The idea was to fool the observer in to thinking these 'mountains' are bigger than they look.

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