Landscapes of Fear at International Waters explores how fear takes form in the environments we inhabit. Drawing on ideas from Ruskin to Tuan, the exhibition considers how perception, memory, and space are shaped by instability—whether material, psychological, or systemic. From domestic collapse to environmental degradation and algorithmic control, the works reflect a world where fear is ambient, embedded, and spatially organized—revealing the shifting ground on which we seek meaning and agency.
This show includes artists Andre Yvon, Andy Kincaid, Brandi Twilley, Bruno Smith, Bryce Kroll, Cait Porter, Carlos Rigau, Chang Sujung, Charlotte vander Borght, Daniel Boccato, David Bordett, Greg Carideo, Jason Murphy, Jeff Williams, Jen Mazza, Lino Bernabe, Lucia Love, Marie Lorenz, Nate Heiges, Nick Irzyk, Nicholas Sullivan, Olivia Drusin, Patrick Carlin Mohundro, Philip Hinge, Pooneh Maghazehe, Quincy Langford, Rudolf Samohejl, Seung-Min Lee, Shaina Tabak, Shaun Krupa and Tuguldur Yondonjamts
