All in Good Time

The continual transformation of landscape in the technological age, between 3D construction models, funerary rituals and resource extraction.

All in Good Time explores the continual transformation of landscape in the technological age, where 3D construction models, local spiritual practices, funerary rituals, visits to sites of natural resource extraction, and the everyday exercise routines of local residents are brought into relation through ongoing shifts between natural and constructed conditions.

The work examines the datafication of landscape, the planning of everyday life, the intersection of belief systems and technological infrastructures, and the ways in which daily practices are reshaped by extraction and development.