The natural landscape has been an integral part of Sinuhe Xavier’s work throughout 2 decades in both film and photography. After spending time on location with Utah scientists, Sinuhe began to question the imprint humans have on this earth. In an evolution of thought- if humans are of this earth, then are man-made structure not also natural? Asking the question; what is the difference between the golden ratio in a cochlea shell and SF Moma in their contribution to the earth? During the pandemic and limited to domestic movement, Sinuhe did a lot of solitary travel across landscapes vibrant, graphic and bold. Capturing these frames from 60 meters above ground provides a new perspective into how humans shape the land creating a novel ecological states, a process of state change.

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