In this series, Charles Ewing allows his background in mathematics to dictate his understanding of the natural world. Water, soil, vegetation, farmland, to Ewing these are not fixed images, but evolving systems that shape us as much as we shape them.

Ewing shows us these places represented at the edge between stability and instability, where their motion meets resistance and their matter is shaped into narrative. We see movement without fixed form, shaped by forces passing through it, and given fleeting structures that emerge unpredictably.