For me, landscape is not just a physical surface. Landscape is a space of multiple entities – weather, atmosphere, material culture, people, architecture, animals, plants and implicit inscriptions. In my opinion, history inscribes itself into landscape, often not in the form of canonized historiography, not even in the form of an objectifiable figure, but rather in a very fine, subjectively perceptible, silent dimension of history. Actually of ‘histories’ – as who would have the sovereignty of the one story to tell.