Trevor Nelson’s eye catches the beautiful in the unsightly, the order in the chaos and often ‘a place’ in an object. He finds his abstract landscape images mostly in the failing paint of machines or unexpected results of aging building materials. More paintings than photographs, the viewer is pulled in by what seems familiar, only to find unfamiliarity in the details. Part of the enjoyment of this work is the variety of what viewers ‘see’ in it—where some see a seascape, others, a desert, and yet another, possibly a forest lake. Come take a look and decide for yourself.

The full catalog of Salvaged Landscapes will be displayed or presented in published form.