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Close your eyes and imagine what a natural landscape should look like. Indeed, green. We owe this imagination to early paintings, in which painters taught us to appreciate the landscape.
A different perspective
Over time, human's influence on the landscape increased and we had to learn to see its beauty again. This inspires to this day to further explore the theme of 'landscape'. The landscape mirrors our presence. It is today’s canvas on which tomorrow’s world will be painted.
