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For their project "Processed Views," Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman used processed food to <a href="index.php?page=&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ciurejlochmanphoto.com%2FProcessed%2520Views%2FProcessedViewsStatement.html" target="_blank" target="_blank">re-create famous landscape photographs</a> that Carleton Watkins took of the American West. This "Fruit Loops Landscape" is based on Watkins' 1863 photo <a href="index.php?page=&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ciurejlochmanphoto.com%2FProcessed%2520Views%2FAlbionRiverWatkins.jpg" target="_blank" target="_blank">"Albion River."</a>

Processed food as landscape photos —

For their project "Processed Views," Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman used processed food to re-create famous landscape photographs that Carleton Watkins took of the American West. This "Fruit Loops Landscape" is based on Watkins' 1863 photo "Albion River."

courtesy Barbara Ciurej

This creation is "Cola Sea." <br /><br />According to the artists, this project "interprets the frontier of industrial food production: the seductive and alarming intersection of nature and technology. As we move further away from the sources of our food, we head into uncharted territory replete with unintended consequences for the environment and for our health."

Processed food as landscape photos —

This creation is "Cola Sea."

According to the artists, this project "interprets the frontier of industrial food production: the seductive and alarming intersection of nature and technology. As we move further away from the sources of our food, we head into uncharted territory replete with unintended consequences for the environment and for our health."

Courtesy Barbara Ciurej