Outside the gallery, photographic works cannot rely on framing or consistent lighting to draw the eye or signal importance. They must coexist within an existing landscape and its daily activity - whilst remaining constant in ever-changing conditions.

Landscapes often already contain their own structure. Walls, planting, paths, and organic boundaries establish how a garden lives and where attention naturally rests. When an image enters that environment, it doesn’t arrive into an empty frame. It joins something that is already in motion.

Gardens already operate at a different pace to interiors. When an artwork image enters a garden setting, it joins the existing rhythm of the garden rather than interrupting it.