Merging landscape painting with architecture, the PROGRAM project space has invited nine Berlin-based painters to conjure alternate realities on its gallery walls. Working with an assigned horizon line, the artists each create wildly different scenes, with surprising overlaps along the borders. Leigh Bridges plays with perspective, making white trees appear to move through an ethereal, yellow haze. Ethan Hayes-Chute disrupts a peaceful sea colony with monumental splashes. In a side alcove, Brent Wadden's geometric polygons crawl across the walls and echo the bright, triangular forms of Markus Shimizu's painted column in the larger room. In this panorama of styles and methods, each wall opens up a different illusory space, connecting to the others in a web of visual association.

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