景观象征着指引当代叙事的永恒历史。惠腾伯格借此象征提出景观是一个网络的隐喻，沿着各个物种的无数条时间线存储和移动数据。景观的网络既反映出宏观过程的影响，比如进化，又反映出微观过程的影响，比如战争、移民和发展。展出的作品通过景观的故事探讨了众多宏观和微观关系。惠腾伯格的意图是去接纳令人压抑的无能为力，理解时间的永不停歇、空间和材料与此时此刻的关系。
The landscape is a symbol of timeless histories directing contemporary narratives. Whittenberger uses this symbolism to create metaphors of the landscape as a network, storing and moving data along the innumerable timelines of all species. The network of the landscape indexes the impacts of macro processes, such as evolution, and micro processes, such as war, migration, and development. The work explores the myriad of macro/micro relationships throughout the story of the landscape. Whittenberger’s intention is to embrace the overwhelming inability to understand the ceaselessness of time, space, and material, in relation to the present.

彼得·惠腾伯格，跨学科艺术家，他的作品探讨景观的特质如何服务于延绵不断、包含所有大地物种数据的时间和历史的网络。惠腾伯格在蒙大拿州东部长大，分别从蒙大拿大学和内华达大学里诺分校获得艺术学士和艺术硕士。他的作品曾在FILE艺术节、超新星数字动画节、雅典动画节、卡内基艺术博物馆的两分钟电影节，以及世界其他地方展出。

Peter Whittenberger is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores how the nature of the landscape serves as a continuous network of time and history, containing the data of all Earth’s species. Growing up in Eastern Montana, Whittenberger received his BFA from the University of Montana, Missoula and his MFA from the University of Nevada, Reno. Whittenberger has shown his work in the FILE Festival, Supernova Digital Animation Festival, the Athens Animfest, the 2-Minute Film Festival at the Carnegie Museum of Art, and many others across the world.