Mountainscapes

The impression that a landscape leaves behind in the mind, is the sum of individual images, individual fragments of landscapes, that together form a total picture. Man cannot help but "build" a landscape out of these fragments. But what is the relationship of this picture to the mapped representation of a landscape, a representation that offers a supposed overview? Can I map my own subjectively experienced landscapes? And if so: is it then possible for me to visually survey this landscape. With Mountainscape (white) I examine these questions based on a trail map. Mountainscape (green) presents a further expansion of these considerations. In this case it's not based on a map, rather on an image of a landscape.