THE ABUNDANCE OF ONE

MARKS ON THE LAND

In a world of mass consumerism and excessive consumption, can there be such a thing as abundance in one?

The landmark stands, blank and square, jutting from the hill and disrupting the organic form of the landscape. A dichotomy that signifies the societal relationship between our natural environment and the ones we create. However, within the enclosed area, the ground maintains its natural form separated by those three walls whose openings become increasingly more organic and disuniform until reaching the stairs leading up to the overlooking rooftop.

It is the continuation of the natural environment through a built enclosure that acts as one. It is an encouragement away from massive waste streams and towards a future where moderation is abundance.

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RHINO, PHOTOSHOP, ILLUSTRATOR