In the tripartite online exhibition, At Home and Els
ewhere: Land Art Under Lockdown, graduate students, Jeremy Kunkel, Yuki Whitley and Heidi Zeniseck, take on the challenge of making work for a new advanced course, LARC 689C, Land Art: Interventions, Mediations, Meditations, in a semester during which the world turns inward and "walking the land" becomes an exercise in memory, introspection, imagination and extraordinary resourcefulness and creativity.
Designed land and land art are subjective constructs of landscape. Artist Roger Ackling describes landscape as, "an outer reflection of an inner state," and Roger Deakin writes, "To enter a wood is to pass into a different world in which we ourselves are transformed." 
Landscape is agnostic, complicated, contested, embodied, entangled, experiential, a genre, immersive, interpreted, a medium, a metaphor, place, political, sensorial, shaped, sublime, a theme. It can be threatened or threatening, tracked or trackless, unbounded or walled. It is also uncanny.
Jeremy Kunkel's virtual exhibition
Yuki Whitley's virtual exhibition
Yuki Whitley's virtual exhibition on Instagram
Heidi Zenisek's virtual exhibition
