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Traversing the landscape continued to be tedious and slow, with loose rocks rolling underfoot. Strange rock formations raised existentialist questions, giving rise to a general sense that the environment was “dead” and simultaneously vibrating with more-than-human life and consciousness. This contradiction felt like a significant characteristic of the land as it presented itself to us. But how can one “know” and describe such a landscape? Monotonous and exciting at the same time, the landscape was shapeless yet full of shapes, some familiar and others bizarre.

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Mountain Beings

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • Vesa-Pekka Herva,
  • Aki Hakonen,
  • Roger Norum,
  • Oula Seitsonen,
  • Markus Fjellström

摘要

Traversing the landscape continued to be tedious and slow, with loose rocks rolling underfoot. Strange rock formations raised existentialist questions, giving rise to a general sense that the environment was “dead” and simultaneously vibrating with more-than-human life and consciousness. This contradiction felt like a significant characteristic of the land as it presented itself to us. But how can one “know” and describe such a landscape? Monotonous and exciting at the same time, the landscape was shapeless yet full of shapes, some familiar and others bizarre.