Landscape allows me to work across time, distance, and scale. It can hold construction, weather, growth, erosion, memory, and technological change within a single visual field. I draw from the American landscape tradition while shifting its focus from untouched nature to altered terrain, where infrastructure and natural processes occupy the same space. I develop these concerns through distinct bodies of work, including the Block Series, Systems Becoming Landscape, Seascapes, and related landscape studies. Each series approaches technological change through a different condition. The Block Series transforms verified data from a public blockchain into terrain, while the Systems Becoming Landscape examine environments shaped by infrastructure, natural forces, and cultural transition. Landscape is therefore not a backdrop in my work. It is the structure through which technological change becomes visible over time.