Inspired by personal visits to a cabin in the woods, this work explores notions that life is full of danger and fear can alter the use of an area. The idea of being hunted causes a state of panic and helplessness. As humans and animals co-exist in fear, emotions and spaces are constantly shifting and changing. 

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Landscape of Fear utilizes found and constructed objects with time based media to re-create an intimate environment.  This work explores perception, mental states, and behaviour through familiar and unfamiliar situations.  

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This work was part of the Liminality Exhibition at Gallery 1313 in Toronto, Ontario, 2013.