Etching the Landscapes Within

Visual depictions of healing can encourage positive change.

Art Anatomy Physiology

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September-October 2021

Volume 109, Number 5
Page 282

DOI: 10.1511/2021.109.5.282

Resiliency. If 2020 has tested anything, it is how well we can stand up to hard times. Of course, as we look forward, we will continue to navigate how to bounce back from recent and new challenges. Our health and well-being are enfolded into the concept of resiliency, and I believe that being resilient requires mental fortitude in combination with a strong physical base. This mind–body connection is something that informs my art practice and is the basis for my installation, The Landscapes Within. Although I created the work before the pandemic, COVID-19 has given me reason to refocus on this theme. I have been reminded of how our actions and outlook, in conjunction with quiet time for contemplation, can help us face difficulties.

Kim Moss

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