New work by Carlo Bernardini inspired by Duchamp’s Large Glass, one of the first artworks inspired by science and technology.

Gathering inspiration for a new project around light reflection and refraction, traveling light and spectral colours.

In his current research around rapidly developing urban landscapes, he produces mappings of climatic influences, vegetation and infrastructure, wind and flood simulations – with fantastic graphical results.

Fibre-optics installations.

Calabi-Yau Manifolds play an important role in string theory, which suggests that there are at least 10 dimensions.

With generative and algorithmic strategies, Kokkugia examines the emergence of architectural forms and urban space.

Trained as a traditional artist, she iterated combinatorial images already in 1959; “imagining I had a computer”. An artist statement from 1976.

Inspired by Gehard Richter, Thomas Traum has created a landscape painting automator that runs in the browser.

Hundreds of tiny threads form a fragile surface winding through the room – at once monumental and barely visible.

Landscape photography from Finland.

Dataviz sculptures by Steffen Fiedler and Jonas Loh.

Tell me and I forget. Show me and I remember. Let me do and I understand. (attributed to Confucius)

Jennifer Crouch shares our favour for fields, (data) landscapes, and has a collection of extraordinary maps and landscape drawing