The work
A distant landscape.
A closer reading.
The Moon's far side is crowded with overlapping craters. Through laser measurements made from orbit, its rugged relief becomes a landscape we can study in detail.
Here, blue gives depth to lower terrain, including the South Pole-Aitken basin, while yellow reveals higher farside ground. Fine contours trace another layer of structure across the surface.
The colours are chosen; the landforms are measured. Farside Elevation brings those two decisions together in a work that can be read as both a landscape and a field of colour.

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