An interesting question Michael Sutter asked me in relation to my recent pictures:

To what extent do your works embody landscapes? Or how do you react to the question of whether your works suggest “landscape space”?

For me, the digital/virtual space is an interior space whereas landscapes are exterior spaces. And I think there are interesting aesthetic fields of tension to be created from that idea. In virtual space I will never really have the feeling of standing in an open landscape. So there will always be something claustrophobic about it, no matter how much detail I put into it and no matter how epic the digital landscapes are inside it.