This series of digital images develop a reimagined essence of terrains through operations of geometry and natural events. The satellite views are not of earth, but of ideas, where conventional topography is deconstructed in arrays of intersecting planes and lines.

At the heart of these compositions lie Lemoine's point, a geometric gem where lines converge with a unique harmony, and the Fibonacci sequence, its golden ratio unfolding. The works visualise a land where mountains and valleys are delineated not by water, soil or stone, but by mathematics constants, cutting through the surfaces as if scanning structurally a space of chaos.

Lemoine’s intersections points act as vertices, guiding the eye through a labyrinth of shapes where each turn, as if in a cubist painting, reveals a new perspective form, suggesting an infinite journey through the otherworldly terrain.