About

Joan Fontcuberta presents untouched, infinite landscapes, "never before seen by human eyes". His vistas recall isolated Alpine mountain regions, Nordic fjords or inaccessible gorges with idyllic waterfalls - but no one has ever climbed these mountains or wandered through these distant worlds. Fontcuberta aptly dubs them "landscapes without memory", but they turn out to be surfaces onto which we project the natural world we already know, wether from reality or the media. The majority of the landscapes is shown from a distance, but upon closer inspection they seem just a …