WINNERS: Núria Montserrat García and Gemma Jané Tarragó
Color and Sound: Revelations of a Landscape
The Landscape as a Way of Seeing
We understand landscape not as a place in itself, nor as a general and descriptive image of a specific space, but as something that emerges from the relationship between a place and the person who is observing, listening to, walking through, or remembering it.
Therefore, if the landscape becomes inscribed within us through our relationship with a place, we can say that for each individual, the same space can be translated into very different landscapes — that there can be as many landscapes as there are ways of seeing the world.
The Landscape through Color and Sound
Our approach to constructing the landscape focuses on two of the many elements that shape the environment: color and sound. Both are indicators of vitality and reveal the constant change and movement to which nature is subject.