Ruth Lantz

Interlacing Trees

Interlacing Trees was an exhibition at The Foundry Art Center in St. Charles, MO. The exhibition examines how digital technologies reshape our experience of space, connecting nineteenth-century American landscape painting to contemporary virtual environments. The work reimagines landscape through fragmented forms, layered color, and a tension between depth and flatness.

Interlacing Forest Exhibition

Interlacing Trees Exhibition at Foundry Art Center

Interlacing Forest Exhibition

Landscape Provocations

The exhibition Landscape Provocations was a solo show at Hugh N. Ronald Gallery at the Arts Place in Portland, IN in 2023. It was a mixture of paintings and works on paper exploring the ways which the history of landscape painting has helped to shape our use and understanding of our current virtual spaces

Landscape Provocations Exhibition

Landscape Provocation Exhibition install at Hugh N. Ronald Gallery at The Arts Place in Portland, IN.

Landscape Provocations Exhibition

Landscape Provocation Exhibition install at Hugh N. Ronald Gallery at The Arts Place in Portland, IN.

Landscape Provocations Exhibition

Landscape Provocation Exhibition install at Hugh N. Ronald Gallery at The Arts Place in Portland, IN.

Landscape Provocations Exhibition

Landscape Provocation Exhibition at Hugh N. Ronald Gallery at The Arts Place in Portland, IN. Shown are Enmeshed on Right and Half Life on Left

Landscape Provocations Exhibition

Landscape Provocation Exhibition install at Hugh N. Ronald Gallery at The Arts Place in Portland, IN.

Landscape Provocations Exhibition

Landscape Provocation Exhibition at Hugh N. Ronald Gallery at The Arts Place in Portland, IN. Image of Losing Focus No. 1, 2, and 3

Landscape Provocations Install

Landscape Provocations install. Show at Hugh N. Ronald Gallery at Arts Place in Portland, IN. Ghost Mountain (R) and Ephemeral Vistas (L) shown here. Both paintings are 14in x 21in.

Glitchscape

Glitchscape was a solo exhibition in 2017 at Northview Gallery at Portland Community College, Sylvania Campus in Portland Oregon. All of the paintings in this exhibition utilize the 1980 version of the Oregon Trail video game as visual inspiration and image structure.