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The nature of a structure is founded on a consistency and fortitude to that in which it supports, either in the development or breakdown of what has been built. By distinguishing the underlying elements, it can be rebuilt to a new form, unrecognizable from the prior. The structure of nature, by the same token, can be observed to have the same mutable aspects of form and substance that allow for a redefinition of context. In The Structure of a Landscape, that pliability evolves through the concepts of time and harmony within the spaces themselves as they are transformed by the artist’s gaze. …