Embodied Landscapes II is a multi-channel, immersive video installation that brings together bodies, projected landscapes, and shifting color fields to explore the continuity between human and ecological systems. Participants move through a soft, enveloping environment where silhouettes, plants, and textures overlap, creating a living composition of light, shadow, and breath.

Extending the movement-based inquiry of the first installation, this work situates embodiment within an expanded field of relation—between body and land, perception and environment. The installation invites slow attention and sensory awareness, proposing art as a space for connection, attunement, and collective presence.