WORDS FROM Beck Andersen

At the core of my work is a fascination with the networks of dependence and trust, whether academic, technological, or infrastructural, which silently dictate how we see and measure the world. My imagery often stages encounters between the organic and the constructed, like forests bisected by infrastructure, light fields within industrial grids, surfaces that show both erosion and generation. These act not necessarily signs of prosperity or catastrophe for one or any, but instead records of reciprocal shaping, where human intentions and natural processes push against each other (and themselves) with competing ends.